The Midwifery MCQ and OSCE Examination is a crucial step for internationally qualified midwives looking to practice in Australia. It's part of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia's outcomesbased assessment, designed to evaluate your knowledge and application of midwifery standards.

The MCQ exam is computerbased and follows the Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) format. It consists of 180 questions that you'll have three hours to complete. These questions cover various midwifery settings, representing the entire childbearing continuum, and assess your knowledge at the level of an Australian graduate midwife. 

The OSCE exam is conducted at the Adelaide Health simulation Lab in Australia.

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00:00 Introduction
00:35 About Midwifery MCQ Examination
01:00 Exam structure
01:59 Registration and Fees
02:10 Scheduling and Changing Appointments
02:42 Exam day and Results
03:27 Midwifery OSCE practical exam

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