Dr. Lanre Okunola, a family physician with Fraser Health in British Columbia, turns national Canadian guidelines into visual, mnemonic-rich study guides. Rx Marks the Spot is co-authored with Dr. Busola Okunola, MD, FRCPC, a consultant psychiatrist.
Every guide is built on national Canadian guidelines, so what you study reflects the standards you will be tested against.
Family physician, Fraser Health, British Columbia
Author of all three guides: Rx Marks the Spot, MPAS High-Yield Review and Deconstructing the SOOs. He writes visual, mnemonic-rich study guides built on national Canadian guidelines, and created the ABCDEFGH-SMS mnemonic for non-pharmacological management that appears in every book.
MD, FRCPC, consultant psychiatrist
Consultant psychiatrist with the Fraser Health Authority and co-author of Rx Marks the Spot, the visual textbook of therapeutics for the MCC Therapeutics Decision-Making Examination.
Three principles shape each book, so you spend less time decoding dense text and more time retaining what the exam tests.
Illustrations and interactive diagrams turn dense therapeutics and clinical frameworks into pictures you can recall quickly under exam pressure.
Every topic gets a mnemonic, including Dr. Lanre Okunola's own ABCDEFGH-SMS for non-pharmacological management, featured in all three books.
Content follows national Canadian guidelines, so what you study reflects the practice standards your exam is built around.
Every guide is read in the interactive reader at read.okunolareview.com: chapter maps, tap-to-reveal mnemonics, interactive diagrams, practice exams with answer keys and flash cards. There is no PDF download.
Exam formats and requirements can change, so always follow the current official exam information from each organization.
The books are independent of, and not endorsed by, the MCC, PACCC/CAPA or CFPC.
