Information: The next EDIC II Exam will take place online on May 23-24, 2023.
Who is eligible for EDIC Part II Examination?
The standard requirements expected for EDIC Part II are that of a senior trainee nearing completion of specialist training in ICM, and capable of safe, independent practice. Candidates should be able to communicate effectively in English and be capable of consulting and drawing appropriately on the fullness of multi-disciplinary patient support. Some sub speciality knowledge is expected, including for example, some general aspects of paediatric, organ donation and transplant critical care.
Only those candidates who have successfully passed EDIC Part I may take the Part II OSCE examination. Candidates who fail are informed that they are free to have another go. A maximum of three attempts is allowed.
How it is conducted?
Candidates will have to pass several skill stations, including three different clinical scenarios using imitation patient charts and three computer stations where reading and interpretation of imaging, curves and biochemical scenarios are tested.
(Taken from https://www.esicm.org/education/edic2-2/edic-partll/)
Farzacademy constantly endeavours to provide quality education so that the medical professionals become a responsible doctor once they pass out the EDIC Part II successfully. The aspirants of The European Diploma in Intensive Care Medicine (EDIC) who seek to qualify for the exams and aim to provide quality intensive care in Europe, India and beyond can take-up this course. We are preparing all the aspirants for EDIC with live classes, skill training workshops, mock test series and give them the real exam feel.
Features
- Run by experienced EDIC examiners, this interactive preparation course will cover key topics such as imaging, curves, biochemistry and clinical case scenarios in the exam format.
- Monthly Mock Tests based on the latest syllabus
- 5 Debriefing sessions on each mock test. Explanation given by our panel expert.
- Starting date would according to the Real exam date so the student remains in sync with the syllabus.
- Video lectures.