FRANZCOG / every patient.
Structured clinical case SAQ grader, OSCE station simulator with voice mode, spaced-repetition flashcards, and sourced study notes across obstetrics, high-risk pregnancy, gynaecology, and oncology. Built for the breadth RANZCOG demands.
All of it, examined.
The FRANZCOG Written Examination is 10–12 structured clinical cases, each with multiple sub-parts worth different marks. The Primex SAQ grader generates cases in authentic FRANZCOG format, marks every sub-part against a model answer at FRANZCOG examiner standard, and gives a tier (Pass to Distinction) with a commentary for each response.
- FRANZCOG-format cases: multiple sub-parts, variable mark allocation
- Pass / Borderline / Distinction tier with marks per sub-part
- Every marking point checked across obstetrics, gynaecology, and oncology
- Model answer written at FRANZCOG examiner standard
- Timed mock: 10–12 cases, ~18 min each
Single-best-answer MCQs across all FRANZCOG domains: obstetrics, gynaecology, oncology, urogynaecology, and reproductive medicine. Questions require guideline-level knowledge with explanations for every option and community answer distributions after each question.
- FRANZCOG-level SBA questions across all exam domains
- Covers RANZCOG, SOMANZ, and NHMRC guideline content throughout
- Explanation for every option, including the distractors
- Community answer distribution after each question
- AI-generated, curriculum-mapped, endless supply
The FRANZCOG OSCE is 10–12 stations of 8–12 minutes each, testing communication, clinical examination, procedural consent, and emergency management. The Primex OSCE simulator generates authentic stations across all domains and conducts them via voice mode; the patient or examiner responds live as you speak.
- OSCE-format stations: communication, counselling, clinical, emergency
- Voice mode: speak your response, examiner and patient reply live
- Covers high-stakes scenarios: shoulder dystocia debrief, bad news, consent
- Debrief with OSCE domain marking after each station
- Timed mode: 8–12 min per station, automatic advance
Curriculum-mapped flashcard decks covering all FRANZCOG domains with 2858 cards including visual image cards across obstetric emergencies, gynaecological anatomy, and pathology specimens. Spaced repetition keeps the detail accessible. Covers drug protocols, classification systems, and management algorithms.
- 2858 flashcards across all FRANZCOG domains
- Visual image cards: CTG traces, ultrasound findings, surgical anatomy
- Drug protocols: oxytocin, magnesium, uterotonics, tocolytics
- Classification systems: RANZCOG, Hinchey, FIGO staging, Bishop score
- One click from card to full study note
Sourced, structured study notes for all 152 FRANZCOG curriculum topics. Written to a consistent seven-section format with RANZCOG and SOMANZ guideline references throughout. Management notes include emergency protocols, surgical decision trees, and drug dosing at obstetric level.
- All 152 FRANZCOG curriculum topics across all exam domains
- Referenced to RANZCOG, SOMANZ, RCOG, and FIGO guidelines
- Emergency protocols: PPH escalation, eclampsia, amniotic fluid embolism
- Full-text search across all notes
- Linked from MCQ explanations, SAQ feedback, and flashcards
The FRANZCOG examination pathway includes the Written Examination and the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). The Written Examination comprises 10–12 structured clinical cases with multiple sub-parts, spanning obstetrics, gynaecology, maternal-fetal medicine, gynaecological oncology, and urogynaecology. The OSCE is 10–12 stations testing communication, clinical assessment, procedural consent, and emergency management. The FRANZCOG curriculum spans normal and high-risk pregnancy, intrapartum care, operative obstetrics, gynaecological medicine, reproductive medicine, and oncology.
- OrganiserRoyal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG)
- FormatWritten: 10–12 structured clinical cases, multiple sub-parts, ~18 min each. OSCE: 10–12 stations, 8–12 min each.
- DomainsNormal & High-Risk Pregnancy, Intrapartum Care, Operative Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Gynaecological Oncology, Urogynaecology, Reproductive Medicine
- SittingsWritten Examination: March and September each year
- Pass rateApproximately 75% per sitting for the Written Examination
- Williams Obstetrics (26th edition); primary obstetrics reference
- Berek & Novak's Gynaecology (16th edition); primary gynaecology reference
- RANZCOG Clinical Guidelines; Australian & NZ standard
- SOMANZ Guidelines; pre-eclampsia and hypertensive disorders
- Therapeutic Guidelines: Antibiotic; obstetric infections
- RANZCOG exam blueprints and practice questions (ranzcog.edu.au)
- RCOG Green-top Guidelines; UK O&G standard with Australian application
- UpToDate; obstetrics and gynaecology modules
- FIGO staging systems; gynaecological oncology
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- ✓ One specialist exam (your choice)
- ✓ Study notes for every curriculum topic
- ✓ Flashcards with spaced repetition
- ✓ 10 MCQs per topic (sampler)
- ✓ Study plan with pace tracking
- ✗ AI OSCE simulation & voice mode
- ✗ SAQ grader & AI marking
- ✗ MCQ drill mode
- ✗ SAQ question bank & sessions
- ✗ Community feed
- ✓ All 21 specialist exams: SAQ, MCQ, Viva & Voice
- ✓ Flashcards with spaced repetition & MCQ drill
- ✓ Study notes for every curriculum topic
- ✓ SAQ question bank & sessions
- ✓ Study plan with pace tracking
- ✓ Community feed
- ✓ All 21 specialist exams: SAQ, MCQ, Viva & Voice
- ✓ Flashcards with spaced repetition & MCQ drill
- ✓ Study notes for every curriculum topic
- ✓ SAQ question bank & sessions
- ✓ Study plan with pace tracking
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- ✓ All 21 specialist exams: SAQ, MCQ, Viva & Voice
- ✓ Flashcards with spaced repetition & MCQ drill
- ✓ Study notes for every curriculum topic
- ✓ SAQ question bank & sessions
- ✓ Study plan with pace tracking
- ✓ Save 40% vs monthly plan
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