Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) are a critical component of medical education, designed to assess clinical competence in a structured and standardized way. Preparing for OSCEs requires access to reliable, high‑quality resources that support both knowledge and skill development. The Bikram S. Dhillon and Family Medical Library provides a range of tools and collections to help medical learners strengthen their clinical skills, practice exam scenarios, and build confidence. This session introduces key library resources that can support OSCE preparation and demonstrates effective strategies for navigating them.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Access support services (e.g., librarian consultations, subject guides) to enhance OSCE readiness.
• Identify key features of OSCE‑related resources (e.g., video demonstrations, case scenarios, practice checklists) with Bates' Visual Guide to Physical Examination.
• Apply search strategies to retrieve OSCE materials across multiple formats (print, e‑books, multimedia) in the TMU Libraries collection.