Instant reaction to the 2024A ANZCA Primary Paper

Review (in order of importance)
1) SAQ papers from the last 10 years and more than 10 years ago. This will be more than 600 SAQs, and represents 50% coverage (dropped from 70%).
Go through Repeat Qs from less 10 years, but more than 40% pass = 13% coverage: but focus on Repeat Qs, less than 40% pass = 37% coverage
2) Review LOs as potential NEW SAQs
3) Do not review ICU papers
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