DOccMed · The Core 10

The DOccMed Core 10

Ten focused minutes of DOccMed questions a day, drawn from the 1,000-question DOccMed bank and weighted to where you are in your plan.

Ten minutes is small enough to do on a clinic morning and big enough to keep the whole syllabus warm. Pick how today’s questions are chosen, answer them, read the Core Lens on each, and stop. The point is the habit, not the volume.

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How should your ten minutes be spent?

A blend of this week’s topics and the ones you have rated shaky.

Which module?

Question 1

Questions come from the same 1,000-question DOccMed bank as the question bank and the timed mock. Core Revision is an independent revision resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Faculty of Occupational Medicine.

The rest of the DOccMed toolkit

Every part of the DOccMed track, one click away. Work across them rather than through them — the guide explains it, the tools drill the decision, the bank tests it and the Compass tells you what is left.

The DOccMed overviewWhere the whole track starts — what the diploma is and how it is assessed.The DOccMed Question Bank1,000 best-fit questions across twelve topic areas, plus three fixed 80-question papers and a random timed mock.Portfolio & Viva GuideThe two written reports and the 20-minute oral, and how to prepare them.Core CurriculumThe Faculty syllabus as sixteen topics under its four modules, rated as you go.Core LensThe safety cue, the guideline point and the common trap for each topic.Core ToolsFour interactive revision tools: fitness for work, health surveillance, return to work and the hierarchy of control.Core CompassRate the twelve areas, see your readiness by subject, then build a session from your weakest.Core CalendarA ten-week plan anchored to your MCQ date, counting back from the paper.The Revision GuideThirteen chapters, from the scope of occupational medicine to biological hazards.Core WisdomSix short notes, from advising the employer to the oral and the law behind your advice.Core ResourcesThe official Faculty of Occupational Medicine pages, guidance and reading.