AustPhil Training- OSCE

07/01/2026

05/01/2026

OSCE is about understanding examiner expectations and structure.

If you’re preparing for OSCE and want guidance,

📩 DM us “OSCE”

26/12/2025

Many nurses fail the OSCE not because they’re unprepared— but because they prepared alone, with no proper guidance or hands-on practice.

This February, don’t do it alone. Train with a team that knows exactly what assessors look for. Practice every station. Correct your sequence. Build your confidence. And walk into your OSCE feeling READY.

Message us today and let’s start your OSCE journey the right way!

26/12/2025

Many candidates fail emergency stations because they panic and forget the order.

👉 DRS ABCDE keeps you systematic, safe, and examiner-approved.

✔️ D – Danger
✔️ R – Response
✔️ S – Send for help
✔️ A-E – Prioritise life-threatening problems

In OSCE, what you do first matters just as much as what you do next.

Master this sequence and you’ll never freeze in an emergency station again.

24/12/2025

As we celebrate this joyful season, we want to take a moment to thank our amazing community for the support, trust, and encouragement you’ve shared with us throughout the year. Christmas is a time for gratitude, hope, and togetherness—and we’re so grateful to be part of your journey.

May your day be filled with warmth, laughter, and meaningful moments with the people you love. Wishing you peace, happiness, and a bright start to the year ahead.

From our APTS family to yours—have a truly Merry Christmas!

23/12/2025

23/12/2025

QUIZ TIME!

Your patient presents with warm skin, RR 22, HR 105, New onset of confusion, BP 110/70, O2 97% room air

Which is the most concerning?

Drop your answer below! ⬇️
Let’s see how many future AU RNs can recognize early deterioration and act FAST.

Want more OSCE scenario drills like this?
Send us a message to join our next OSCE training batch — where we turn confusion into clinical confidence.

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23/12/2025

Most OSCE candidates know sepsis —but still fail the Sepsis OSCE station.

❗OSCEs are evidence-based marking, not assumption-based
❗Examiners only mark what is said and demonstrated
❗Silence = not done (even if you thought it)

Example:
❌ “I’d monitor closely”
✅ “I’d escalate to the RN/Medical Team immediately due to suspected sepsis.”

Here is a simple OSCE mental model you can follow:
Recognise → Verbalise → Escalate → Intervene → Reassess

Transform your future with APTS. Enroll now for our February Intake!

16/12/2025

In the OSCE, safety checks are non-negotiable.
Missing just one step can cost you critical marks — or even the entire station.

Always remember to:
✔ Confirm patient identity (name + DOB)
✔ Match ID band with the chart
✔ Verify allergies — every time

These small checks show examiners that you prioritise patient safety, just like an Australian RN.

12/12/2025

Dreaming of becoming an Australian Registered Nurse?
Don’t know where to start? We’ve got you!
Join our FREE INFO SESSION and discover:
✅ How to start your AU RN journey
✅ How OSCE training works — and how APTS can help you pass with confidence
✅ Q&A with real AU RN educators
✅ Free OSCE Prep Guide for all attendees!
Your journey to AU nursing starts with the right information.
📅 14 December 2025, 12:00 PM| PH TIME
📍 Register now: https://forms.office.com/r/hraG5BC1it

08/12/2025