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SCA Revision is claimable under GP0001 as an SCA preparation resource. £11.99/month falls well within the £600 cap. The process: confirm with ES/TPD, subscribe, submit receipt.

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...

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...

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...

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

Three scribes dominate UK primary care — Heidi Health, Accurx Scribe, and Tortus AI. For trainees, the key variables: can you use it independently, does your practice already have ...

You can build a serious MRCGP preparation strategy at zero cost with the RCGP Consultation Toolkit, i-Medics, member- or organisation-included resources where eligible, NICE CKS an...

AKT failure usually comes from one of three patterns: thin clinical knowledge, neglecting the EBP/organisational 20%, or poor exam technique. The resit strategy must target the act...

Twelve weeks is the sweet spot for focused AKT preparation. This week-by-week plan front-loads knowledge gaps, interleaves Q-bank practice with CKS verification, and builds in regu...

The AKT tests breadth, not depth — 160 questions across clinical (80%), EBP (10%), and organisational (10%). The common mistake is over-investing in clinical questions while neglec...

NHSE funds one AKT preparation resource per trainee up to £600. Most mainstream resources fall well within this cap. The key: know what qualifies, get approval, and choose wisely —...

ST1 hospital posts feel disconnected from GP training — but they're an opportunity to build core medical knowledge that underpins the AKT and clinical practice. The resources that ...