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Clinitalk is claimable under GP0001 as an SCA preparation resource. West Midlands study budget approval is confirmed. Other regions: NHSE guidance applies nationally — it's about E...

NHSE funds one SCA preparation resource (up to £600) and one AKT preparation resource (up to £600) across your training programme. Most mainstream tools are claimable. The key: kno...

Your revision toolkit should evolve across three stages: MSRA (broad clinical + SJT), AKT (GP-specific clinical + EBP + organisational), and SCA (consultation skills + applied know...

Free MSRA resources are limited compared to MRCGP — the market is smaller. But a reasonable free stack exists: iatroX for clinical knowledge, BMJ OnExamination for clinical questio...

Emedica is the dedicated MSRA specialist — 2,380+ questions covering both papers with mock exams. Passmedicine's MSRA section is an add-on to their broader platform. For the SJT pa...

The MSRA has two papers — clinical problem-solving and professional dilemmas (SJT). Most candidates focus on clinical and underperform on SJT. The strategy should split 60/40, with...

No single SCA tool covers everything. The optimal strategy uses different tools for different purposes at different stages. The mistake is buying everything and using nothing consi...

The SCA is delivered via video — not face-to-face. This changes consultation dynamics: non-verbal cues are harder to read, screen positioning matters, and tech setup affects perfor...

The AKT's 10% EBP and 10% organisational domains represent 32 questions — enough to determine pass or fail. Most trainees default to clinical drilling and neglect stats, audit, and...

Every GP trainee needs three layers of clinical reference: authoritative guidance and medicines information (CKS and current UK medicines information), broad reference (GPnotebook)...

Mobile-first revision is essential for GP trainees juggling clinical work and studying. Not all platforms translate well to mobile. This article ranks tools by mobile experience, o...

AI tools for GP trainees now span four categories: exam revision, portfolio and reflection, clinical decision support, and documentation. Most trainees are only aware of the exam t...