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Membership of College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan

OBSTETRICS E
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Prospectus

COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
PAKISTAN
 TABLE OF
CONTENTS

About the College 1

Introduction 3

MCPS examination 4

General Regulations 5

Examination schedule 7

Training programme 10

Syllabus 14

Useful Addresses and Telephone Numbers 20

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The College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan

would appreciate any criticism, suggestions,
advice from the readers and users of this document.
Comments may be sent in writing or by
e-mail to the CPSP at:

National Directorate Residency Program (NDRP)

College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP)
7th Central Street, Defence Housing Authority, Karachi-75500.
ndrp@cpsp.edu.pk

Published: January, 2015

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS PAKISTAN

7th Central Street, Defence Housing Authority, Karachi-75500.
Phone No. 99207100-10 UAN: 111-606-606 Fax No. 99266432
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE B
S
T
The College was established in 1962 through an E
ordinance of the Federal Government. The objectives/ T
functions of the College include promoting specialist R
I
practice of Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology C
and other specialties by securing improvement of S

teaching and training, arranging postgraduate medical,

&
surgical and other specialists training, holding and
conducting examinations for awarding postgraduate G
Y
degrees of the College, admission to the Fellowship of N
the College, and to provide for research. A
E
C
Since its inception, the College has taken great strides in O
the direction of improving postgraduate medical and L
O
dental education in Pakistan. Structured training
G
programs along with criteria for accrediatation of training Y
institutions, and for the appointment of supervisors and
examiners have been developed. The format of
examinations has evolved over the years to achieve
objective and reliable methods of assessment. The
recognition of the standards of College qualifications
nationally and internationally, has enormously increased
the number of trainees, and consequently the number of
training institutions and the supervisors. This increasing
demand coupled with advancement in medical sciences
has gradually increased the number of fellowship
disciplines to seventy two and of membership to twenty
two.

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PROSPECTUS MCPS
O The average number of candidates taking CPSP
B
examinations each year is to a minimum of 25,000. The
S
T College conducts examinations for FCPS I (11 groups of
E disciplines), IMM, FCPS II (72 disciplines), MCPS (22
T disciplines), including MCPS in HPE and MCPS in
R
I
HCSM. A large number of Fellows and senior medical
C teachers from within the country and overseas are
S involved at various levels of examinations of the College.

&
To coordinate the training and examination, and to
G provide assistance to the candidates stationed at places
Y other than Karachi; College has established 14 Regional
N
Centers Including five Provincial Headquarter Centres in
A
E the country. The five Provincial Headquarter Centers in
C addition to organizing the capacity building
O workshops/short courses also have facilities of libraries
L
O
and I.T.
G
Y It is important to note that in the overall scenario of
health care delivery service, out of the total functioning
and registered health care specialists in the country,
over 85% have been provided by the CPSP. The College
strives to continue its efforts in making its courses and
training programs evidence and need based so as to
meet international standards as well as to cater to the
specialist healthcare needs not only for this country but
also for the entire region.

Prof. Zafar Ullah Chaudhry

President
College of Physicians
and Surgeons Pakistan

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INTRODUCTION B
S
The College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan has T
E
always designed its postgraduate training programs T
keeping in consideration the national and international R
needs. In Pakistan attempts have been made to improve I
C
the health status of the people through availability of S
trained personnel, adequate supply of medicines and
establishment of greater number of health facilities. &

However, much more needs to be done in this respect. G

Y
N
The main health related problems facing Pakistan are
A
preventable communicable and non-communicable E
diseases, severe malnutrition and high incidence of birth C
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resulting in high infant and maternal mortality. It is
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evident from the dismal health related statistics that O
efforts should be directed at improving healthcare G
Y
facilities at the primary and secondary care levels. A
need was therefore felt to train a group of mid level
specialists who can provide quality services at these
centers. The curriculum and training for MCPS have
been developed to achieve this objective.

This booklet provides information to the trainees and

supervisors regarding training requirements and
assessment strategy for the MCPS in
Obstetrics & Gynaecology.

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PROSPECTUS MCPS
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B
MCPS EXAMINATION
S The College conducts MCPS examination in the
T following 22 disciplines:
E
T
1. Anaesthesiology 13. Oral Surgery
R
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2. Clinical Pathology 14. Orthodontics
C
S
3. Community Medicine 15. Otorhinolaryngology
&
4. Dermatology 16. Paediatrics
G
5. Diagnostic Radiology 17. Periodontology
Y
N
6. Family Dentistry
A 18. Prosthodontics
E
7. Family Medicine
C 19. Psychiatry
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8. Forensic Medicine
L 20. Pulmonology
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9. Military Medicine
G
Y
21. Health Professions
10. Obstetrics & Gynaecology Education (HPE)
11. Operative Dentistry
22. Health Care Systems
12. Ophthalmology Management (HCSM)

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GENERAL REGULATIONS B
The following regulations apply to all candidates entering S
for MCPS examination: T
E
T
Candidate will be admitted to the examination in the R
name (surname and other names) as given in the MBBS I
degree. CPSP will not entertain any application for C
S
change of name on the basis of marriage/ divorce / deed.
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REGISTRATION AND SUPERVISION
G
All trainings must be supervised, and trainees are
Y
required to register with the RTMC within 30 days of the N
start of the training for MCPS. In case of delay in A
registration, the start of training will be considered from E
C
the date of receipt of application by the RTMC.
O
Registration forms are available with RTMC and at the L
Regional Centers. They can also be downloaded from O
the CPSP Website. Training is compulsorily monitored G
Y
by an approved supervisor who is a CPSP fellow or a
specialist with relevant postgraduate qualifications and
requisite experience, registered with the RTMC.

APPROVED TRAINING CENTRES

Training must be undertaken in units, departments and
institutions approved by the College. A current list of
approved institutions is available from the College and its
Regional Centres as well as on the College
website: www.cpsp.edu.pk

DURATION OF TRAINING
The duration of training for MCPS is two years; MCPS
examination is taken on completion of the specified
training and other requirements. 5
PROSPECTUS MCPS
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B
MANDATORY WORKSHOPS
S All candidates will attend following Mandatory
T
E
Workshops and present certificate of attandence before
T they can be allowed to take the MCPS examination:
R
I 1. Introduction to Computer and Internet
C 2. Primary Surgical Skills
S
3. Communication Skills
& 4. Basic Life Support (BLS)

G
Y ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR
N
MCPS EXAMINATION
A
E
C MBBS or equivalent qualification registered with the
PMDC.
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O
L
O One year house job in an institution recognized by
G
the CPSP.
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Registered with the Registration and Training

Monitoring Cell (RTMC).
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Completed two years of post RTMC registered

training under an approved supervisor in an
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institution recognized by the CPSP. A certificate of

completion of training must be submitted, verifying
that the training in the specified discipline for the
required period has been undertaken.

To have made regular entries and completed

e-logbook.
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Submitted certificates of attendance of mandatory

workshops.
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EXAMINATION SCHEDULE B
S
The MCPS theory examination in Obstetrics & T
Gynaecology are held twice a year.
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E
T
Theory examinations are held in different cities of the R
country depending on the number of candidates at a I
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C
center. Presently the centres are Abbottabad,
S
Bahawalpur, Faisalabad, Hyderabad, Islamabad,
Karachi, Lahore, Larkana, Nawabshah, Multan, &
Peshawar and Quetta. The College’s decision to hold
theory/clinical examinations depends on the number G
of candidates in a city and candidates will be Y
N
informed accordingly. A
E
Clinical examination will held for those candidates C
who have qualified in theory. O
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L
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English is the medium of examination for the
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theory/practical/clinical and viva examinations.
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Any change in the centres, dates and format of the

examination will be notified by the College before the
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examination.

Each successful candidate in the MCPS examination

shall be granted MCPS diploma after being elected
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by the College Council and payment of registration

fee and other dues as per rules of the College.

A competent authority appointed by the College has

the power to debar any candidate from any
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examination if it is satisfied that such a candidate is

not a fit person to take the College examination for
using unfair means/misconduct or other disciplinary
reasons.
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B EXAMINATION FEE
S
T Fee deposited for a particular examination shall not
E
be carried over to the next examination in case of
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T
R
withdrawal/absence/exclusion.
I
C Application along with the prescribed examination fee
S and required documents should be submitted latest
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by the last date notified for the purpose before each

&
examination.
G
Y The details of examination fee and fee for change of
centre, subject, etc. shall be notified before each
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N
A examination.
E
C
All fee are payable by bank draft/pay order made out
O
to the “College of Physicians & Surgeons Pakistan”.
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L
O Personal cheques and postal orders are not
G accepted. However fee can be paid in cash at the
Y accounts department of the CPSP at Karachi or at
specified branches of UBL in most cities.

Refund of fee
After submitting an application for examination, if a
candidate decides not to appear, a written request for
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the same should be submitted up to the last date of

the receipt of application. In such cases the refund is
admissible to the extent of 75% of fee only. No
request for refund will be accepted after the last date
of receipt of the application.

In case the application for examiantion of a candidate is

rejected by the CPSP, 75% of the examination fee will
l

be refunded, after deducting 25% as processing

charges. No refund will be made, for fee paid for any
8 other reason, e.g. late fee, change of centre/subject fee.

PROSPECTUS MCPS
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FORMAT OF EXAMINATION B
The MCPS examination comprises of: S
I. Theory: T
E
Paper I 10 SAQs 3 hours T
Paper II 100 MCQs 3 hours R
75 Single Best I
MCQs and 25 EMQs C
S

II. Clinical: &

- 02 Long cases
One each of Obstetrics & Gynaecology G
Y
- TOACS N
15 Stations 7 minutes each A
09 Obstetrics E
C
06 Gynaecology O
L
O
G
Y

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B TRAINING PROGRAMME
S
T
Objectives of the training programme
E At the end of the training for MCPS in Obstetrics &
T Gynaecology the candidate shall be able to:
R
I Manage correctly pregnant women from conception
C
to post natal period which includes:
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S
- Counselling individuals in the preconception
& period.
- Examining the pregnant women correctly and
G skillfully at appropriate intervals.
Y
N
- Counseling for breast feeding.
A - Detecting pre-existing problems in pregnant
E women e.g. heart disease, diabetes etc.
C - Detailed knowledge of heath status of mothers
O
and neonates in Pakistan.
L
O
- Knowledge of Millenium Development Goods
G (MDGs) 4 & 5, and Pakistanis progress towards
Y them.
- Detecting and treating any complications
occurring during the course of pregnancy which
may be hazardous to the health of the mother
or child.
- Conducting the delivery at the most appropriate
time and by the most appropriate method
keeping in view the best interests of both
mother and child.
- Dealing with the problems of mother and child
occurring in the post natal period.
- Advising mothers regarding child spacing and
family limitation, postpartum and post abortion
family planing including PPIUCD.
- Understanding the issues of nutrition,
adolescence child abuse and domestic violence
10 and take appropriate actions where indicated.

PROSPECTUS MCPS
 Manage cases with symptoms relating to the female O
B
genital tract by:
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S
- Obtaining pertinent history. T
E
- Performing physical examination correctly and
T
skillfully. R
I
- Requesting appropriate investigations. C
- Interpreting the results of investigations S

correctly. G
- Distinguishing those that require medical Y
N
treatment from those requiring surgical A
treatment. E
C
- Performing those surgical procedures O
L
competently which an MCPS in Obstetrics &
O
Gynaecology is expected to perform. G
Y
(see overleaf).
- Dealing with complications that may arise
during or following treatment and especially
acute obstetrical emergencies.
- Asking for the advice of other specialists
whenever necessary.
- Advising patients post treatment.

Distinguish between those patients that can be

managed personally from those requiring referral.
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Refer patients who need services of other health

professionals.
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Collaborate with other health care workers as a

member of the team and when required act as a
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capable leader of a health care team.

Maintain up to date records of all patients.
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PROSPECTUS MCPS
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Procedures
B
S An MCPS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology is expected to be
T competent to perform the following procedures
E
independently.
T
R
I Gynaecological
C
S Evacuation of the products of conception.
Suction evacuation of uterus - manual & electronic
&
Dilatation and curettage (diagnostic).
G Cauterization.
Y Polypectomy and cervical biopsy.
N Marsupialization of Bartholin’s cyst.
A
Mini laparotomy (tubal ligation).
E
C Hysterosalpingography.
O Take smears for cytology.
L Insert ring pessaries.
O
G
Insert intra uterine contraceptive devices/implants.
Y Laparotomy for ectopic pregnancies & ovarian tumors
Abdominal hysterectomiy for benign condition

Obstetrical

Medical induction of labour

Artificial rupture of membranes
Pudendal block
Normal delivery
Outlet forceps delivery
Vacuum extraction
Management of shoulder dystocia
Assisted breech delivery
Twin delivery
Repair of pereneal tears / episiotomy

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PROSPECTUS MCPS
 Lower segment caesarean section O
Repair of ruptured uterus B
S
Application of B-Lynch suture T
Obstetric hysterectomy E
Manual removal of placenta. T
Resuscitation of the new born. R
I
Post partum tubal ligation. C
S

&

G
Y
N
A
E
C
O
L
O
G
Y

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B
SYLLABUS
S
T The outline of various topics given in this syllabus is a
E guide to what at the moment are considered to be
T important topics which the candidate is expected to
R know. This is to help both the candidate and the
I examiner in defining the minimum boundaries of MCPS
C examination.
S

Anatomy
&

G
Female genital tract: vulva, vagina, uterus, fallopian
Y tubes, ovaries, broad ligament, pelvic cellular tissues,
N pelvic musculature, pelvic blood vessels, lymphatic
A system, nerve supply.
E Bony pelvis: normal and abnormal.
C Foetal skull.
O Breast.
L
O
G Physiology
Y
The student should have general knowledge of applied
Physiology with particular emphasis on physiology of
menstruation, conception, pregnancy, lactation,
endocrinology and Cardiovascular system.

General Pathology

Basic principles of inflammation, coagulation, thrombosis

and embolism, derangements of body fluids, neoplasia,
deficiency diseases, anaemia, haemorrhage, shock,
bacterial, fungal and viral diseases.

Pharmacology
Knowledge of medicines used in conditions relating to
Obstetrics & Gneacology.

Knowledge of special considerations about use of drugs in:

14 - Pregnant women

PROSPECTUS MCPS
- Mothers of breast-fed babies O
Gynaecology B
Normal anatomy of the female genital tract and S
T
congenital malformations. Diseases of vulva, vagina,
E
cervix, body of the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries, T
both benign and malignant. Displacements of the uterus R
and uterovaginal prolapse. Infections and injuries of the I
female genital tact. C
S
Complications of early pregnancy e.g. abortions, ectopic
&
pregnancy and trophoblastic disease. Endometriosis and
adenomyosis. Gynaecological endocrinology. Adolescent G
gynaecology. Infertility and contraception. Disorders of Y
menstruation. Urinary Problems. N
A
Gynaecological operations and principles of endoscopies E
C
and cytopathology, principles of chemotherapy and O
radiotherapy in Gynaecological cancers. Diagnosis of L
Gynaecological cancer. O
G
Y
Obstetrics
Antenatal care
Risk Scoring
Obstetrical complications of pregnancy e.g. multiple
pregnancy, hydramnios, PET, eclampsia, IUD,
l

malpresentation, prematurity, postmaturity,

obstetrical haemorrhage.
Basic obstetric ultrasound scanning.
Non obstetrical complications of pregnancy e.g. Rh
l

incompatibility, cardiac disease, diabetes mellitus,

l

anaemia, jaundice, other medical and surgical diseases,

including dengue fever.
Normal labour, preterm labour, intrapartum monitoring,
induction of labour, complications including
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malpresentations, prolonged labour and disproportion.

l Postpartum haemorrhage and other third stage 15
PROSPECTUS MCPS
O complications.
B
Use of misoprostol for prevention of PPH,dosage
S
according to FIGO recommendation.
l

T
E Normal and abnormal puerperium, obstetric
T procedures, breast disorders (inverted and cracked
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R
I
nipples, breast engorgement, breast abscess)
C resuscitation of the newborn, neonatal jaundice,
S Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS), care of low
birth weight neonate.
&

G Emergency Obstetric Care (EMOC), both basic and

Y comprehensive. National(Pak) indicators for maternal
N
A
and child heatlh.
E
C Women’s rights to reproductive & sexual Health
O (WRRSH), Ethics, medicolegal issues.
L
O Clinical skills
G
The clinical skills which a specialist must have are varied
Y
and complex. Complete list will be very long and is not
considered necessary for organizing a training
programme. Some examples which are a sub-sample of
the whole, follow. These are to be taken as guidelines
rather than definitive requirements.

Key to competency levels in clinical skills:

1. Observer status
2. Assistant status
3. Performed under direct supervision
4. Performed independently

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PROSPECTUS MCPS
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A candidate is expected to attain the given level of B
competence by the end of each year as follows: S
T
OBSTETRICS E
A. Antenatal (OPD and ward) T
R
Level of competence I
6 12 24 minimum C
mth mth mth number S
Eliciting pertinent history 4 4 4 200
&
Performing physical examination 3 4 4 200
Requesting appropriate investigations 3 3 4 200
G
Interpreting the results of investigations 3 3 4 100 Y
Deciding and implementing appropriate 2 3 4 100 N
treatment A
Managing immediate complications 2 3 4 50 E
Maintaining follow up 3 4 4 100 C
Using ultrasound (basic) 1 2 3 50 O
L
Foetal monitoring (including 25 CTG) 3 3 4 100
O
G
B. Intrapartum (labour room) Y

Level of competence
6 12 24 minimum
mth mth mth number
Assessment on admission 2 3 4 200
Induction of labour 2 3 4 30
Management of normal labour 3 4 4 100
Performing and repairing episiotomy 3 4 4 30
Repair of vaginal and perineal tears 2 3 4 10
(including 3rd degree tears)
Repair of cervical tears 1 2 3 -
Immediate management of post partum 2 3 4 10
haemorrahage
Outlet forceps delivery 2 3 4 5
Vacuum extraction 2 3 4 5
Caesarian section 2 3 4 20
Repair of ruptured uterus* 1 1 2 -
Obstetric hysterectomy* 1 1 2 -
Correction of inverted uterus (acute)* 1 1 2 - 17
PROSPECTUS MCPS
O * The candidates should be rotated through other institutions if required
B
S
C. Postnatal
T Level of competence
E 6 12 24 minimum
T mth mth mth number
R Resuscitation of neonate 3 4 4 50
I Examination of neonate 3 4 4 50
C
Contraception advice 3 4 4 50
S
Insertion of IUCD 2 4 4 10
& PPIUCD

Counseling for breast feeding

G
Y
N GYNAECOLOGY
A A. Gynaecology (OPD and ward)
E Level of competence
C 6 12 24 minimum
O
mth mth mth number
L
Eliciting pertinent history 3 4 4 50
O
G Performing physical examination 3 4 4 50
Y Requesting appropriate investigations 3 4 4 50
Interpreting the results of investigations 2 4 4 30
Deciding and implementing 2 4 4 20
appropriate treatment
Managing immediate complications 2 4 4 30
Maintaining follow up 3 4 4 50
Taking Pap smear 3 4 4 20
Arranging assessment by an 3 4 4 30
anaesthetist
Preoperative preparation of patients 3 4 4 30
Inserting ring pessaries 2 4 4 02
Hysterosalpingography (injection of dye) 2 4 4 02
Cauterization of cervix/cryosurgery 2 4 4 02

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B. Operative skills B
S
B1 - General skills T
Level of competence E
6 12 24 minimum T
mth mth mth number R
Scrubbing 4 4 4 30 I
Preoperative preparation of patients 4 4 4 30 C
Opening and closing abdomen 2 4 4 15 S

B2 - Operations &
Level of competence
6 12 24 minimum
G
mth mth mth number
Y
Evacuation of retained products of 3 4 4 05 N
conception A
Dilatation and curettage 3 4 4 05 E
Cervical biopsy 2 4 4 02 C
Polypectomy 2 4 4 02 O
Marsupialization / drainage of 1 2 4 01 L
Bartholin’s cyst O
Mini laparotomy (for tubal ligation) 2 3 4 01 G
Post partum tubal ligation at C-section 2 4 4 03 Y
Laparotomy for ectopic pregnancy 2 3 4 02

E-LOGBOOK
The CPSP council has made e-logbook mandatory for all
residency program trainees, including membership,
inducted from July 2011 onwards. Upon registration with
RTMC each trainee is allotted a registration number and
a password to log on to the e-logbook on the CPSP
website. The trainee is required to enter all work
performed and the academic activities undertaken in the
e-logbook on daily basis. The concerned supervisor is
required to verify the entries made by the trainee. This
system ensures timely entries by the trainee and prompt
verification by the supervisor. It also helps in monitoring
the progress of trainees and vigilance of supervisors.

The College reserves the right to alter/amend any

rules / regulations. Any decision taken by the College
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PROSPECTUS MCPS
 USEFUL ADDRESSES
AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS
O on the applicant.
B 1. Regional Offices of the CPSP
S
T
CMH Muzaffarabad Next to INMOL, Hospital
MUZAFFARABAD LAHORE
E
T Azad Kashmir New Muslim Town, Block-D
R TEL: 05822-920998 Lahore.
I Email:rc_muzaffarabad@cpsp.edu.pk UAN: 042-111-666-666
C TEL: 042- 99231320-8
S
FAX: 042- 99231327
Ayub Hospital Complex
ABBOTTABAD
Email: rc_lahore@cpsp.edu.pk
&
Abbottabad
TEL: 0992-383330
G
Email: rc_abbottabad@cpsp.edu.pk Nishtar Medical College,
MULTAN
Y
N Distt. Jail Road, Opp Circuit House,
A Multan.
Hayatabad Medical Complex
PESHAWAR
E UAN: 061-111-666-666
C Phase IV, Hayatabad, TEL: 061-9200946, 9200952
Peshawar
O Email: rc_multan@cpsp.edu.pk
L UAN: 091-111-666-666
O TEL: 091-9217011, 091-9217320-1
G FAX: 091-9217062
Quaid-e-Azam Medical College
BAHAWALPUR

Y Email: rc_peshawar@cpsp.edu.pk
Bahawalpur
TEL: 062-9250461
P.I.M.S, Ravi Road, Sector G- 8/ 3 Email: rc_bahawalpur@cpsp.edu.pk
ISLAMABAD

Islamabad.
UAN: 051-111-666-666
Peoples Medical College for Girls
NAWABSHAH
TEL: 051-9262590-1,
FAX: 051-9262592 Nawabshah
Email: rc_islamabad@cpsp.edu.pk TEL: 0244-9370271, 9370479
FAX: 0244-9370471
Email: rc_nawabshah@cpsp.edu.pk
Punjab Medical College
FAISALABAD

Faisalabad
UAN: 041-111-666-666 Chandka Medical College
LARKANA

TEL: 041-9210131, 9210366-8 Larkana

FAX: 041-9210224 TEL: 074-4752726
Email: rc_faisalabad@cpsp.edu.pk Email: rc_larkana@cpsp.edu.pk

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Adjacent to Sir Cowasji Jehangir
HYDERABAD
Near Cenar Hospital, B
QUETTA

Institute of Psychiatry, Off: Brewery Road, Quetta S

Hyderabad, Sindh. T
TEL: 081-9213434 & 081-2913435
TEL: 022-2114556 E
FAX: 022-2114557 FAX: 081-9213437 T
Email: rc_hyderabad@cpsp.edu.pk Email: rc_quetta@cpsp.edu.pk R
I
KARACHI C
Departments of CPSP Karachi S
2. OVERSEAS CPSP CENTRES

UAN – 021-111-606-606 3. Saudi Arabia &

Department of Medical Saudi Council for Health Specialities G

RIYADH

Education Diplomatic Quartre P.O.Box 94656, Y

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99207100 -10 Ext: 235/240 Riyadh - 11614. N

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia A
Examination (FCPS Part I) E
City: Riyadh
99207100 -10 Ext: 311 C
Country: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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TEL: 966-1-4822415 ext:156/141 O

Examination (FCPS Part II) L
99207100 -10 Ext: 215 FAX: 966-1-4884146
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O
G
Registration, Training &
Y
4. Nepal
Monitoring Cell
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Institute of Medicine, Maharajgunj,

KATHMANDU
99207100 -10 Ext: 345 & 324
Kathmandu, Nepal
For further Information: City: Kathmandu
Phone: 99207100-10 Country: Nepal
UAN 111-606-606 TEL: 00977-1-4416224
Facsimile: 99266450 FAX: 00977-1-4416224
Website: www.cpsp.edu.pk Email: cpsp_kathmandu@yahoo.com

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