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Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is now a newly added OSCE scenario for the NMC (Jan 2026). This newly added APIE scenario on Suspected Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) will be assessed only for candidates appearing for the NMC OSCE from 23rd February 2026 onwards. The Wells score for Deep Vein Thrombosis is a clinical risk assessment
NMC OSCE APIE Station is one of the most important parts of the NMC OSCE. Which assesses your ability to deliver safe, structured, and person-centred care. APIE stands for Assessment, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation, and it reflects real patient-centric clinical care. In the APIE station, candidates are presented with a patient scenario and expected to
NMC OSCE New Station Timings Update – January 2026: Updated station timings have been announced, and they may affect your preparation and success. Let’s review all the new stations. NMC OSCE New Station Timings Update: APIE Station Suspected Deep Vein Thrombosis This new APIE station tests your ability to assess risk and keep the patient
Introduction Booking your NMC CBT booking on Pearson VUE can feel challenging for many internationally educated nurses preparing for UK registration. With the most recent updates to Pearson VUE booking systems repeated candidate mistakes, getting it right the first time is important to cut off the delays, extra fees, and frustration. In this structured guide,
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has officially announced that the NMC OSCE Test Centre operated in partnership with Northumbria University will permanently close on 19 February 2026. This directly impacts international nurses and UK NMC registration candidates planning to complete their Test of Competence (ToC) in the UK. The closure of the NMC OSCE
In NMC OSCE scenario-based nursing problems during Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE), your ability to think critically and apply your nursing knowledge to specific situations is assessed. Here are some strategies to help you answer these questions effectively in NMC OSCE scenario-based nursing problems. 1. NMC OSCE- Scenario-Based Nursing problem; Understand the Scenario in the
In the NMC OSCE MSU (Midstream Specimen of Urine) station, you must understand what each parameter on the 8SG urine dipstick means and how to explain its clinical significance to patients and examiners. Mastery includes linking changes in protein, glucose, ketones, blood, nitrites, leukocyte, specific gravity, and pH to common conditions like UTI, kidney disease,
Pressure ulcers are a significant concern in nursing care, particularly for patients with limited mobility. As part of the NMC OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination), the Pressure Area Assessment is a fundamental station that tests your ability to identify risk factors, perform a structured assessment, and assign an appropriate score based on the patient’s condition.
Red Flags in the NMC OSCE: Preparing for the NMC OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) can feel overwhelming for international nurses and midwives who want to register and practice in the UK. While the exam primarily assesses your ability to apply professional knowledge and deliver safe patient care, there are certain critical areas where mistakes
Reading the NMC OSCE Hospital Medication Chart correctly during the NMC OSCE Implementation Station is crucial for the safe administration of medications. The NMC OSCE Implementation Station tests your ability to safely and correctly administer prescribed medication. An essential part of this station is accurately reading and interpreting the hospital medication chart. Here’s a practical,