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How could we offer support to doctors who fail examinations?

Failing postgraduate examinations is a common and challenging problem for doctors. There has been little change in the pass rates in the UK for these examinations for many years. 1 This is despite recent research in this area, a large increase in private revision courses, greater formalisation of the supervision process and training, and enhanced media coverage and public awareness regarding variation in pass rates.