The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) is a type of assessment used in the UK to evaluate the clinical skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals. It is a practical exam that typically consists of a series of stations, each of which assesses a specific skill or knowledge area.

During an OSCE exam, the candidate is typically given a set of instructions or a scenario to follow, and may be required to perform a specific task or answer questions about their knowledge and understanding of a particular topic. The exam is usually conducted by a panel of assessors who observe and evaluate the candidate’s performance.

OSCE exams are commonly used in the UK to assess the clinical skills of healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, and dentists, among others. They are designed to provide a structured and objective way of evaluating a candidate’s knowledge and skills, and are typically used as part of the certification or licensing process for these professions.

If you want to know more about the NEBDN OSCE Exam, please feel free to consult with Everest Education’s dental nursing team.