- The NMC (Nursing and Midwifery Council) conducts several types of examinations to assess the competence and knowledge of nurses and midwives seeking registration in the United Kingdom.
- Computer-Based Test (CBT): The CBT is a theoretical examination that assesses the candidate's knowledge and understanding of nursing or midwifery concepts. It covers various topics such as professional values, communication, ethics, and clinical decision-making. The CBT consists of multiple-choice questions and requires candidates to demonstrate their theoretical understanding and ability to apply knowledge to practical scenarios.
- Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE): The OSCE is a practical examination that evaluates the candidate's clinical skills and competence in delivering safe and effective nursing or midwifery care. It involves performing specific tasks and scenarios under simulated conditions, such as assessing a patient, administering medication, or providing emergency care. The OSCE assesses the candidate's ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings and demonstrate their competency in real-life clinical situations.
- Test of Competence (ToC): The ToC is an assessment designed for internationally educated nurses and midwives who wish to register with the NMC. It evaluates their competence and ensures that their qualifications and skills align with the standards set by the NMC. The ToC may include a combination of written examinations, practical assessments, and interviews to assess the candidate's theoretical knowledge, clinical skills, and ability to practice safely in the UK.
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