Self Assessment ProgressTest for exam preparation and supervisor professional development
Self Assessment Progress Tests (SAPTs) are an educational activity designed to support your registrar’s learning and development of clinical reasoning. It’s also a useful tool to help with self-assessment and exam preparation.
Each SAPT consists of 50 applied knowledge test (AKT) questions and eight key feature problem (KFP) cases taken from previous RACGP exam papers. Once the test is complete, the registrar can access the correct answers, the rationale behind the response, resources for that topic, appropriate curriculum link/s and suggestions for further study. They can choose to do the SAPT under exam conditions (80 mins for AKT and 80 mins for KFP) or non-exam conditions (untimed, self-timed, open or closed book).
As a supervisor, you can also complete a SAPT for your professional development. This can be particularly useful as a refresher on exam question format and exam technique. Any time you spend on a SAPT can be self-logged as CPD hours. The May SAPT is now available via gplearning.
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