💉Practical examinations

Geekymedics. The gold standard for OSCE revision. High quality production value and a huge amount of free resources. ACCESS HERE.
OSCEstop
This is a fantastic resource that I only found in my last couple of years of medicine. Their notes are ridiculously concise and high yield. With all the hype they’ve created, OSCE stop has now evolved into a new online platform with a subscription service. ACCESS HERE.
OSCE aid
A niche oldschool style website providing OSCE notes. I found value in that they also had notes on focused examination stations such as speech and Parkinson’s disease. ACCESS HERE.
OSCEsense
Lots of cases across clinical specialties, timed conditions and interactive scoring sheets – a great resource for practising with friends. Still in its early days, but expanding. ACCESS HERE.
Medisense
Notes, practice questions, MOSLER podcasts, Tiktoks style MedEd videos – medsense hits all 5 senses. ACCESS HERE.
❓Question banks

Passmedicine. The gold standard of MedEd question banks. Much loved resource by medical students in the UK and Australia. ACCESS HERE.
Passtest
The less popular sibling of passmedicine. Useful in that it can offer questions tailored to each institution which are more likely to reflect the questioning style of your university if you’re in the UK. ACCESS HERE.
Quesmed
The new kid on the block. Very active on social media and home to >8,000 questions as well as videos and flash cards. ACCESS HERE.
Anki
The flashcard haven. Search for medicine topic flashcards or make your own. Perfect for those who swear by the flashcard approach. Great for anatomy, mnemonics and niche trivia. ACCESS HERE.
Quizlet
Similar to Anki as a flashcard generator. If flashcards are your thing then this may be a useful resource for racking up some more crowd funded cards to your stack. ACCESS HERE.
🏥 F1 Preparation

Juniordoctors.co.uk – Anonymous reviews and detailed rankings of training programme jobs (by hospital), helping you to to rank your jobs wisely and to influence change where you work. ACCESS HERE.
Mind the Bleep (for survival guides and F1 preparation)
Featuring a whole host of survival guides for foundation doctors. This website is the go-to for new doctors working in the NHS. They also have useful articles on finance and career progression. ACCESS HERE.
Messly (Placement ranking tool for FPAS)
No longer do you have to painstakingly sieve through an excel spreadsheet to rank your FPAS jobs – Messly have a useful tool for ranking your top jobs after you have been accepted into a deanery. Later on it will serve you great for finding locum posts. ACCESS HERE.
eLogBook (National surgery log book)
An ancient looking but nationally used database for keeping track of surgeries you have assisted in or performed. A free, valuable tool for anyone considering applying to core surgical training. ACCESS HERE.
🥼Specialty specific content
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📽️ Youtube channels
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🎙️ Podcasts
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🗣️ Social media accounts
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👨💻 Study apps & technology
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🚀 CV-building tools
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