Journal

Four GP CPD platforms, four different learning models: sponsored convenience, publisher breadth, College authority and adaptive assessment, matched to the objectives each serves be...

Seven quiz and module platforms GPs actually use for CPD, compared on format, guideline orientation, adaptivity, evidence output and cost, with an honest note on what each is best ...

Events and certificates, a free portfolio, and assessed knowledge: MedAll, BMJ Portfolio and iatroX occupy three different layers of the CPD stack, and most doctors need all three ...

A weekly digest tells you what changed; an adaptive Q-bank tells you what you have forgotten; the strongest clinical CPD workflow runs both in a read-test-reflect loop.

Nine CPD tracking and evidence tools for UK doctors compared honestly: portfolios, passive trackers, digests, diaries and the assessed-learning layer, with each tool's principal li...

A missed question is the best CPD prompt in medicine; here is a five-line framework that turns it into genuine reflection, with Tutor dialogue and spaced repetition closing the loo...

A webinar certificate proves you attended; an assessed question set proves what you knew, what you got wrong and what changed, which is a different class of appraisal evidence.

Yes, when it is relevant to your scope of practice and properly reflected on; here is the GMC and college position, the evidence to record, and a template that makes Q-bank learnin...

The MCCQE Part I is not a reskinned USMLE; the best AI preparation respects Canadian context, from CanMEDS framing to preventive care and ethics.

MRCP Part 1 rewards mechanism-deep question practice, and the SCEs reward specialty-specific depth; one subscription covering all 13 SCE specialties changes the maths.

The UKMLA is two different exams wearing one name; the best AI preparation in 2026 pairs a blueprint-mapped AKT bank with virtual-patient CPSA practice.

Revision between shifts is won on session length, one-handed usability and offline behaviour; here are the apps built for ten stolen minutes.