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It is essential that you find your own particular study methods for the exam but no matter who you are you need to review the CFPC website and Resources (listed below). Doing the sample CFPC SAMPs on the MCC website and on the CFPC website at least once is a must. We recommend doing a few SAMPs right at the start of residency to get a flavour of the level of difficulty and the style of the examination.
EXAM STUDY RESOURCES
Study Tips Weekly Email - The Review Course sends out an exam study tip email every week. Be sure to sign up!
SOO Success Infographic - Free for anyone who signs up for The Review Course Study Tips e-mail
Virtual SOO: Checklist for Success Infographic - Free infographic about the Virtual SOO
FREE AUDIO RESOURCES
FREE ONLINE RESOURCES
Selected guidelines & helpful links - Compiled by The Review Course (2022)
The OTHER 105 Topics - Created by The Review Course
99 Topics for the CCFP - Study Notes - Free E-book of study notes for the exam (2016)
McGill Family Medicine Orientation to the Exam (2015-2016)
UBC Wiki-Notes on the 99 Topics - Initially compiled by the UBC Class of 2012 residents
FM Learner - 105 Priority Topics
CFPC RESOURCES
EXAM PREPARATION TIP
In the first month of your residency spend an hour or two familiarizing yourself with the exam structure using some of the free CFPC resources. Knowing the way your knowledge is expected to be regurgitated on exam day will help you study throughout your residency. A great way to continue to be reminded of the exam style and to keep on top of studying is to sign up for The Review Course email list so you receive our free study tips all year long.
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