1. Exactly how KFP Questions are setup. This explains why some of the questions seem unfairly vague and what to do about it.

This also reveals why some questions can leave you with no marks if you don't provide key answers to a KFP style question.

2. How to answer KFP questions like you already had 10 years of experience under your belt.

This reveals the "behind the scenes" thought processes of safe, competent GPs even while they get through their work quickly.

3. How to avoid the dreaded problem of "Overcoding".

This tip reveals when you should put certain investigations on the same line and when you should definitely not.

4. Your best strategies to approach the very large amount of information that you need to be across to be ready for the FRACGP exams.

Creating these lists are invaluable to have ready-to-use in the KFP and often get candidates an extra couple of marks - just because they had these lists already prepared.