As you may have noticed the, Key Features Examination (KFP) produces a lot of discussion, controversy, dissent and "push-back" amongst not only trainees, but also supervisors and MEs.
The KFP exam is designed specifically to test clinical reasoning. It tends to have high failure rates and many candidates find this exam the most difficult to get through on the first attempt. We have compiled a few tips for success when tackling this exam.
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