Books to read for MRCPCH Examination
Date: Thursday, September 16 @ 13:58:27 IST
Topic: MRCPCH Part 1

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• Essential Revision Notes in Paediatrics for the MRCPCH by R.M. Beattie, M. Champion
  A guide to revision for the MRCPCH examination. The book is indexed for easy cross-referencing and includes a complete glossary of abbreviations. Essential information is highlighted throughout each of the 19 chapters. Diagrams, pie charts, illustrations and lists aid learning.
  

• MRCPCH Part 1 Paediatric MCQs with Individual Subject Summaries by Mark, MRCP Beattie
  In this second edition, new questions have been added and existing material has been updated. The book's hybrid format bridges the gap between standard MCQ books and textbooks. It contains 280 exam-based paediatric MCQs written by a team of subject specialists. Each question is accompanied by the correct answer, plus a page-long subject summary focusing on the specific topics likely to occur in the examination, including lists, mnemonics and bullet points. This new format is a response to requests from exam candidates for longer teaching notes to counteract the need to refer to unnecessarily detailed textbooks.

Semi Essential Books

• MRCPCH Part 1 Paediatric MCQ Practice Exams by Ian Maconochie
  This text contains authentic MRCP Part 1 Paediatric practice papers which reflect the true content of the Royal College examination. Each exam contains a representative selection of questions on general medicine and on paediatric specialities.
  

• Part 1 Paediatric MCQ Revision Book for MRCP and MRCPCH by I. Maconochie, J. Wilmshurst
  This revised edition contains over 300 new MCQs which reflect recent exam questions, plus one complete MCQ practice exam of 60 questions. Correct answers and teaching notes are included, as are tables and lists, and advice on examination technique.
  

Can be considered

• Short Cases for the Paediatric Membership by R.M. Beattie, A.T. Clark, A.L. Smith
  Employing a systematic approach, this book provides essential guidance for students taking the Paediatric Clinical examination. It is suitable for DCH candidates.