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How Doctors Actually Take Histories (and How to Get Commendations) with Dr. Steph Rixon

31 min · 20 de may de 2026
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Dr Steph Rixon breaks down how to take a better patient history: from pre-clin to real-life internship. Key topics include: * Practical OSCE/APEX preparation strategies * Structuring a patient history as a doctor (not a med student!) * Asking focused questions based on presenting complaints * Building rapport quickly with patients * Taking sensitive histories * Presenting histories to consultants * Common mistakes medical students make * Adapting histories across ED, medical and surgical settings * How history-taking changes after graduating medical school * The difference between a “scripted” and genuinely good history-taking style

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