Journal

Women's health revision without guideline drift — PassMedicine and FSRH guidance for coverage and currency, iatroX for UKMEC, emergency contraception

Combine mechanisms and active recall for FRCA and FFICM — specialist anaesthetic and intensive-care resources for depth

A paediatric revision stack for MRCPCH — PassPaeds and Pastest for bank coverage, iatroX for the safe-child reasoning, developmental and safeguarding domains

Turn emergency medicine misses into safer next-step reasoning — incumbent EM banks and courses for curriculum familiarity

Revise for the MRCGP AKT around a full GP rota — PassMedicine and Pastest for breadth, iatroX for NICE/CKS-linked adaptive repair

Build a balanced MSRA workflow — PassMedicine and eMedica for volume and situational-judgement familiarity

PassMedicine for breadth, iatroX for adaptive targeting and missed-question repair — the UKMLA study loop that actually fixes weak areas.

An ACEM Primary near-miss usually means weak physiology and pharmacology mechanisms or anatomy — rebuild around mechanism and spaced repetition, not rote facts.

A RACP Divisional Written near-miss usually means breadth gaps, weak data interpretation, or passive reading — rebuild around the breadth with active recall.

An RCPSC Internal Medicine written near-miss usually means subspecialty imbalance, weak data interpretation, or guideline drift — rebuild around the breadth

The CCFP has a written SAMP component, now shifting to MCQ and short-menu format, plus the virtual SOOs — diagnose which let you down

An ABIM near-miss usually means uneven blueprint coverage and too much passive reading — rebuild around the blueprint with active recall