Has anyone passed the qualifying exam for physios in Singapore held in Nanyang Poly?

[Steph85]

Dear All,

I am taking the MOH qualifying exam in April at Nanyang Poly, as you can probably expect as question, I would like to have some information regarding study materials to use for the exam. So far I have bod all the books listed on the Nanyang website and started studying those ! If someone can tell me if this is enough study material and give me detailed information how this exam is set up ?

Please let me know , any feedback is welcome !
kind regards
Stephanie

[Shweta1980]

Hi Stephanie, I took the exam last October and passed. The reading material mentioned on their site is good enough to read although I did also read Kendall. But the fact is that if you have been working for some time and have a good working knowledge of clinical reasoning you do not even need to go through all the reading material.I did not have the cardio respi book so had not read it, and I have not practiced any cardio respi in quite some time as I have a post grad in MS but that did not really pose a problem.They r very particular about clinical reasoning.

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Other than the reading list I also went through Kendall. The exam is not tough if you r someone who is very particular about clinical reasoning. The theory is like our final year exam in India.