Hi there! Thanks for subscribing to cardio4mrcp, your guide to cardiology questions for the MRCP exam. For those of you who have come across this blog while generally browsing the internet, this blog is linked to our exam site www.cardio4mrcp.com. We host around 300 questions for the part 1 MRCP exam, and intend to expand it further in the future. Feel free to snoop around!
We have created this blog to keep you up to date with any new developments in cardiology that are relevant to clinical practice,and in particular, the MRCP exam. Also, we will add new questions, and welcome any sample questions or suggestions you might have. We honestly hope that you will find our website (and this blog!) useful, and look forward to seeing healthy interaction between subscribers.
We are sorry we don't have questions relevant to the part 2 exam at the moment, and will do our best to develop them soon. We also plan to develop a MRCP part 1 and part 2 course in the future, and welcome any suggestions, especially if there is anything you would like covering in more detail for the exam. This would apply to this website as well :-). Drop us an email at cardio4mrcp@gmail.com.
As with any other field in medicine, cardiology is an ever changing science, and new guidelines are being drawn up all the time. We will do our best to ensure that our website as up to date as possible.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the very best not only for the exams, but for also for your future as a doctor!!
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Vik
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