Anatomy: The Key to Passing MRCS Part A
Revising anatomy is a daunting prospect. I’m going to break down the revision process for you into six simple(ish) st...
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5 Tips to Organise Your Revision
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InCUS – USMLE Step 1 Score Changes to Pass/Fail
At Pastest, we pride ourselves on our in-depth and up-to-date exam knowledge. We’re committed to keeping our customers informed about the latest ex...
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Revising with the Pastest App: A Review, by Katie Wood
Katie found Pastest to be a great resource for her medical school finals revision. Check out what she thinks of us here!
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5 TED Talks Every Medic Should Watch
TED Talks have become renowned for allowing experts, innovators and thought leaders from a variety of different careers and pathways, to share amaz...
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Preparing For MRCP PACES During COVID-19
Find out how Sarah Foot, a previous Pastest user, prepared for MRCP PACES during the pandemic.
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85% of Pastest Users Just Passed MRCP Part 2
If you want to maximise your performance in the MRCP Part 2 exam, you can find out more about our online resource
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5 Tips for PACES in Practice
How should you prepare for the ever-difficult PACES exam? Dr Jez Hunter passed PACES only a few weeks ago - here are his top 5 tips for exam success.
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New Patient Cases Produced for PACES 2020
We’ve been busy working to ensure we’re up-to-date with the revised PACES 2020 exam format.
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Revise Anywhere, Anytime with the Pastest App
The new, improved Pastest app has just landed in the App Store and Google Play!
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Revision Tactics for MRCP Part 1
Recently-successful Part 1 candidate Emily MacGregor shares her insight on how to keep your revision interesting & check you're learning materi...
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High-Yield Microscopic Pathology Images for USMLE Step 1
Get to grips with high-yield pathology images commonly seen in the USMLE Step 1 exam.
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The Complete Guide to the NHS ePortfolio
Dr Bourke walks you through the NHS ePortfolio: reflections, case-based discussions, mini-clinical evaluation exercise & direct observation of ...
