Cost
£125.00 per online course

Introduction

Paper 3 contains 500 questions in total. The course launches in March 2012. We have divided up the college syllabus into 10 modules to help structure your revision. Your revision is then completed by a 200 question mock exam, with questions in the proportions suggested by the college exam guidelines. You can repeat the modules and the exam an unlimited number of times between the date of purchase and the date of the college exam, at which point your subscription lapses.

Each question provides a concise, fully referenced answer. You can sit the course without the answers and review the correct answers on completion, or 'learn as you go' by viewing each answer as you complete each question.

For each of your attempts, your scores are stored and displayed by module so that you can identify your areas of strength and weakness. You can track your progress by watching your scores improve over time.  Your scores can also be compared with the peer group average to give you an idea of where your performance sits in comparison to your peers.

Modules Covered
Module 21: Critical Appraisal and Statistics
Research methods, interpreting results, diagnosis and treatment
Aetiology, prognosis, meta-analyses, economic evaluations, clinical guidelines
Basic concepts: the nature of data and statistics
Analysis of Variance, Regression and Correlation, Nonparametric statistics, Cheating with Statistics

Module 22: Psychosis Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 23: Mood Disorder Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 24: Forensic and Personality Disorder Psychiatry
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 25: Addictions Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 26: Neuropsychiatry Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 27: Neurosis Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment of anxiety disorders, OCD, PTSD, disorders of eating, liaison psychiatry, medicine relevant to psychiatry

Module 28: Old Age Psychiatry Clinical Topics
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 29: Child and Learning Disability Psychiatry
Classification, prevention, clinical presentation and treatment

Module 30: Psychotherapy and Psychopathology Clinical Topics
Clinical presentation and treatment