Is the DCSRH worth it for nurses and pharmacists?
Who can apply, what you need first, what the DCSRH lets you do and who might wait: a fair look at the diploma for nurses and pharmacists.
Articles on the Diploma of the College of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (DCSRH): the Assessment Half Day, the Online Theory Assessment, training and how to prepare.
Who can apply, what you need first, what the DCSRH lets you do and who might wait: a fair look at the diploma for nurses and pharmacists.
How to find a DCSRH trainer through CoSRH’s Find-a-Trainer platform, what your trainer does and what to agree on fees before you apply.
The DCSRH allows two years from approval and CoSRH expects most people to finish within one year. CoSRH’s Diploma fees in one table, plus the costs people forget.
The DCSRH Assessment Half Day explained: the one-hour written paper, the four observed stations, local or virtual sittings and how to prepare.
The DCSRH Online Theory Assessment explained: 50 open-book questions in an hour, the 60% pass mark, three attempts and how to prepare.
The DFSRH is now the DCSRH. What changed, what still counts and what it means if you hold the Diploma, started it or are starting now.
The DRCOG and the DCSRH (formerly the DFSRH) compared for GPs and GP trainees: format, eligibility, cost, time and which to do first.

No exam date: portfolio, a 50-question online theory assessment with a 60% pass mark, five assessed consultations with a Registered Trainer, and a virtual assessment half-day. Fees and the order to do it in.