FPAS (Foundation Programme Application System) - courses.emedica
                     FPAS (Foundation Programme Application System) - courses.emedica
This  aggregative  term  FPAS stands  for  Foundation  Programme  Application
System. It  is an online system which is used within the UK, to help final year
medical  students  apply  for  respective  training  positions.  It  runs  by  the  UK
Foundation Programme Office. To gain a place with the Foundation Programme,
you would first need to complete an application form, which is done online. In this
form, you will need to answer a number of mandatory application form sections.
There are 10 sections in total, in which you will need to fill in the details about
your personal information, qualifications, education, references and preferences. 
FPAS stands  for  Foundation
Programme  Application  System.
This  is  an  online  system  used
within the UK, to help final year
medical students .Roughly similar
to the UCAS process you used to
get into medical school.
A Quick Guide For Medical Training
Specialty Recruitment Assessment Questions Online
The Specialty Recruitment Assessment (SRA) plays in important part in the short
listing  .This  is  a  75  minute  assessment  with  97  questions  testing  your  used
Emedica to revise for the SRA and I managed to get a direct offer! The format of
the clinical questions was very similar to the actual exam.
Like  FPAS,  SRA  stands  for  the  Specialty  Recruitment  Assessment.   It  is  a
computer-based  assessment  which  was  introduced  by  RCR  and  London
Recruitment. SRA  consist  of  two  main  parts:  a  Professional  Dilemmas  or  PD
paper,  followed  by  a  Clinical  Problem  Solving  (CPS)  paper.  The  SRA  was
originally designed for the applicants to the general practice (GP) training. Hence,
the questions are very broad in scope. In part 1 you have to complete 58  SRA
questions in 110 minutes in which 50 of these questions will account towards the
final score, as 8 questions in each test are for piloting purposes. This test assesses
various  core  criteria  from the ST1 Clinical  Radiology including communication
skills, conceptual thinking and problem solving, organization / planning, managing
others  and  team  involvement  etc.  The  part  2  presents  you  with  the  clinical
scenarios  requiring  exercise  judgment  and  problem solving  skills  to  determine
appropriate management skills of patients. It contains 97 SRA questions based on
Foundation-level clinical practice and test a breadth of knowledge of medicine and
surgery. 
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