Otolaryngology
Resident Education

Practice examination platform built for OHNS residents preparing for Royal College certification. Configure exams by topic, subtopic, and difficulty level. The platform tracks your performance across sessions and provides detailed scoring breakdowns by topic area and question difficulty.

Questions span the full scope of OHNS training and are written to mirror the format and clinical reasoning tested in Royal College written and oral examinations.

Structured preparation materials for the Royal College oral examination in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery. The oral exam tests clinical reasoning, diagnostic approach, management planning, and communication in ways that written exams cannot.

Resources include case-based practice scenarios, frameworks for organizing clinical reasoning under pressure, and common pitfalls to avoid during oral examination settings. Designed to build the structured thought process that examiners look for.

Tools and resources for residents undertaking research projects in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and Facial Plastic Surgery. Whether you are developing a study protocol, collecting patient-reported outcomes data, or preparing a manuscript for submission, these resources support the process from start to publication.

Research training is a core component of residency. This platform supports residents in building the skills needed to contribute meaningfully to the otolaryngology evidence base.

Interactive facial proportional analysis tool for learning the landmarks, measurements, and relationships used in facial plastic surgical planning. Upload clinical photographs and apply standardized measurement overlays to develop your eye for facial harmony and proportion.

All image processing happens locally in the browser. No patient photographs are uploaded, stored, or transmitted. This client-side approach allows residents to practise analysis on clinical images without privacy concerns.

Validated clinical assessment instruments used in rhinoplasty and otolaryngology practice. Each tool generates scored results for clinical documentation, surgical planning, and outcomes research. Understanding these instruments is a core competency for modern OHNS practice.