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The real StAMPS is an oral viva conducted via Zoom. Eight rotating examiners, one per station, each asking three structured questions. PRIMEX's written mode builds the clinical reasoning and gives structured feedback on every marking point. The Viva tab replicates the spoken format when you want to practise answering out loud.

• Authentic StAMPS format: three questions per station, one per examiner domain
• Pass / Borderline / Fail tier with marking commentary per question
• Every marking point checked: hit, partially hit, or missed
• Model answer written at FACRRM standard for each station
• Timed mode: 10 min oral assessment per scenario with reading time before each, automatic advance

MCQ practice across all 8 ACRRM domains, mapped to the ACRRM Fellowship MCQ paper. Questions are set in remote and rural contexts: the patient is 6 hours from a hospital, the lab results won't be back until tomorrow, and the RFDS has a 90-minute ETA. Full explanations for every option, with community answer distributions after each question.

• Rural-context single-best-answer questions across all 8 domains
• Explanation for every option, including the distractors
• Community answer distribution after each question
• AI-generated, curriculum-mapped, endless supply
• Domain-filtered sessions or random mixed sets

Voice mode transcribes your spoken answer in real time using medical speech recognition. Work through a StAMPS scenario by speaking your response; ideal for practising under time pressure without typing. The AI examiner probes further, challenges your reasoning, and debriefs at the end of each session.

• Voice mode: speak your response, transcribed live
• AI examiner probes your clinical reasoning and decision points
• Covers all rural domains: remote emergencies, tropical, ATSI, procedural
• Debrief with specific learning points after each session
• StAMPSville scenarios: remote central Australia, RFDS, no CT available

Curriculum-mapped flashcard decks covering rural and remote medicine, tropical disease, ATSI health priorities, and procedural medicine. Cards you get right come up less often; cards you miss come back sooner. Covers drug doses, diagnostic criteria, management algorithms, and rural-specific clinical decision thresholds.

• 5,151 cards built from the same rural medicine corpus as the study notes
• Spaced repetition: targeted practice on what you're forgetting
• Rural-specific: remote retrieval criteria, tropical disease ID, ATSI health
• Drug doses and emergency protocols: ketamine, procedural sedation, PPH
• MCQ drill mode for rapid-fire practice
• One click from card to full study note

Sourced, structured study notes for all 107 topics in the ACRRM curriculum. Written to a consistent seven-section format with rural-specific management considerations throughout: retrieval thresholds, resource-limited investigations, and population-specific disease patterns for remote and ATSI communities.

• All 107 ACRRM curriculum topics across all 8 domains
• Rural context throughout: resource limitations, retrieval, RFDS
• Referenced to ACRRM curriculum, eTG, CARPA Standard Treatment Manual
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from MCQ explanations, station feedback, and flashcards

The ACRRM Fellowship training selection interview is a 6-station multiple mini-interview (MMI). Each station gives 2 minutes of reading time followed by 8 minutes of uninterrupted response. Stations are scored against ACRRM's published 8 Domains of Rural and Remote Practice on a 0-7 linear scale. PRIMEX replicates that format: pick a station, read the stem, then answer without prompting. At the end you receive a calibrated debrief covering rubric dimensions, named framework beats (STAR-FR, SPIES, PEARLS, PDSA, ABCDE, ISBAR) hit or missed, and a breakdown of which ACRRM Domains your answer demonstrated.

• 6-station MMI format matched to the ACRRM Fellowship training selection interview
• 2-minute reading time per station, 8 minutes of uninterrupted response
• Rubric scoring against Expert Medical Care, Medical Emergencies, Primary Care, Secondary Medical Care, Population Health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Culturally Diverse Communities, Ethics and Professional Framework, and Geographic and Professional Isolation
• Framework beat checks: STAR-FR for behavioural stations, ABCDE for clinical emergencies, ISBAR for handover scenarios, SPIES for ethics, PDSA for audit and quality improvement questions
• Station library weighted toward rural-specific scenarios: low-resource emergencies, telehealth triage, scope-of-practice judgement, culturally safe consultation in remote communities
• Save your CV for grounded model answers tied to your own placements and experience