SJT: Pass the Situational Judgement Test

• 1. Introduction

  Rationale of the SJT

  The 5 question domains

  The two different question styles: ranking and multiple choice

  The scoring matrix used

  2. Preparing for the SJT

  Good Medical Practice (2013). GMC

  Tomorrows Doctors GMC

  Confidentiality GMC

  Consent (2008). GMC

  Mental Capacity Act (2005)

  Mental Health Act

  Common Law

  Financial and Commercial Recommendations (2013). GMC

  The Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency (DVLA) and Your Duties as a Doctor (2009)

  Fitness to practise

  Raising concerns and whistle blowing

  Use of social media

  3. Top Tips to Mastering the SJT

• Pre-revision revision

4. Domain 1 - Commitment to Professionalism

Qualities and expected knowledge for this domain.

What to expect the questions to focus on.

50 practice questions, with explanations. (35 ranking-style questions and 15 MCQs).

Scoring matrix.

5. Domain 2 - Coping with Pressure

Qualities and expected knowledge for this domain.

What to expect the questions to focus on.

50 practice questions, with explanations. (35 ranking-style questions and 15 MCQs).

Scoring matrix.

5. Domain 3 - Effective Communication

Qualities and expected knowledge for this domain.

What to expect the questions to focus on.

50 practice questions, with explanations. (35 ranking-style questions and 15 MCQs).

Scoring matrix.

6. Domain 4 - Patient Focus

Qualities and expected knowledge for this domain.

What to expect the questions to focus on.

50 practice questions, with explanations. (35 ranking-style questions and 15 MCQs).

Scoring matrix.

7. Domain 5 - Working Effectively as Part of a Team

Qualities and expected knowledge for this domain.

What to expect the questions to focus on.

50 practice questions, with explanations. (35 ranking-style questions and 15 MCQs).

Scoring matrix