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klaus
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07.06.08 (1 month ago)
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Hi, I a middle-aged GP from Britain who is planning to take QE1 in the Autumn. I passed the EE recently and have 4 months to prepare.
It is good to find a forum that is so helpful, supportive and full of useful advice and I'm looking forward to spending some time in here to assist with my studies. 
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07.06.08 (1 month ago)
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Wecome here, is an excelent forum and we wish you good luck. 
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07.07.08 (1 month ago)
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Congrats,mate and best of luck.As good "old" cafe pointed before,this forum is a useful instructional tool for exam preparations.Enjoy!
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07.09.08 (1 month ago)
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| klaus wrote: |
Hi, I a middle-aged GP from Britain who is planning to take QE1 in the Autumn. I passed the EE recently and have 4 months to prepare.
It is good to find a forum that is so helpful, supportive and full of useful advice and I'm looking forward to spending some time in here to assist with my studies. |
Hi klaus
if you are already certified as GP in UK, I donot think you would need the MCC exams. Just check with the College of Family Physicians of Canada
and the licensing authorities namely CPSO for Ontario and I think you might be eligible for practice right away.
Hope this helps
GL
Ameer
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07.10.08 (1 month ago)
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HI FRIENDS I HAVE REGISTERED FOR QE1 CAN ANYBODY POST SOME QUESTIONS FOR MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS AS WELL
THANKS VERY MUCH.
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klaus
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07.11.08 (1 month ago)
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Thanks Ameer.
I am aware of that possibility but ultimately I will have to gain LMCC if I am to remain in Canada
. My home and work circumstances mean that I cannot leave the UK immediately so I may as well get on with taking the exams before I eventually emigrate. Having recently taken the EE, I thought it best to go to the next step whilst still in study mode.
It doesn't get any easier with age. 
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07.11.08 (1 month ago)
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You still have to take some trips to Canada
for QEs , though....
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klaus
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07.11.08 (1 month ago)
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I do indeed. Looking forward to it.
Planning to come in October for QE1 - in Alberta, most likely. The venue, of course, depends on the whim of the MCC. 
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07.13.08 (1 month ago)
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| klaus wrote: |
Thanks Ameer.
I am aware of that possibility but ultimately I will have to gain LMCC if I am to remain in <a href="http://www.rxpgonline.com/forum46.html">Canada
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. My home and work circumstances mean that I cannot leave the UK immediately so I may as well get on with taking the exams before I eventually emigrate. Having recently taken the EE, I thought it best to go to the next step whilst still in study mode.
It doesn't get any easier with age.
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Yes that sounds like a good plan... GL
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