Why you should always take a day OFF before your MRCP exam
Here’s my take on why you should always take a day off before your MRCP exams. My MRCP Part 1 Experience
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how to pass MRCP part 1 first attempt
Why you should NOT write notes for MRCP
I remember when I was studying for MRCP Part 1 during core medical training I asked numerous registrars and consultants
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Passing MRCP Parts 1 and 2 Written – The Pomodoro Technique
Fruit or Vegetable? The Pomodoro technique is an interesting study tool you should keep in your arsenal when facing the MRCP written
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Oncology and Haematology for MRCP Part 1
I’m currently waiting to start another set of medical registrar night shifts unfortunately so I’m going to spend a couple of
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Respiratory for MRCP Parts 1 and 2 Written
As promised, I’ve finally gotten around to writing specialty specific information for the written parts of MRCP. Starting off with
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How to Pass MRCP Part 1
MRCP Part 1 is invariably referred to as the bane of a core medical trainee’s (CMT) working life. Some medics even argue that
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Failing MRCP Part 1 – What Next?
The current UK trainee pass rate for MRCP Part 1 is an abysmal 50.4% so don’t beat yourself up too much if
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3 Top Tips For Passing MRCP PACES
The third and final part of the Membership of Royal College of Physicians (MRCP) exam is the Practical Assessment of
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When Should I Sit MRCP Part 1, Part 2 Written & PACES?
As soon as aspiring physicians overcome the hurdle of transitioning from medical student to real doctor, one of the first questions
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Best Resources for MRCP Part 2 Written
In the near future I’ll write an in-depth post on the strategy you should use for MRCP Part 2 written. Today’s mini-post
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