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CICM / ANZCA - Examination NotesBack in 1990 when I started my primary studies, I created all of my notes on a PC, using the wordprocessor Lotus Amipro®. This was an excellent tool but unfortunately the files are not easily portable to other formats. I therefore printed the files to Adobe PDF, as listed below. While this makes them readily portable, it does remove the ability to edit/change the files easily. Thus, the files will suffer a decay of currency with time, however, they may form a useful guide for the breadth and depth of study required for the CICM/ANZCA examinations. Another useful resource is Alan McLintic's Statistics Notes. We maintain a mirror of this to recognise Alan's contribution to trainee education. For my formal project (ANZCA) I created a teaching aid in interpretation of biochemistry profiles. This was written in Asymetrix Toolbook®, which is now obsolete and not supported, so has been converted to a web-based platform.
Should you find any problems with the files, or have any other general comments, please E-mail me. Mark Finnis
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