Core Revision
Revising around clinic and a toddler: the parent’s AKT playbook
Revising for the AKT around a full clinic list and a young child — realistic tactics from GPs who did it, not advice that assumes free evenings.
Why re-reading doesn’t work: the science of active recall and spacing
Re-reading feels productive and rarely is. The evidence behind active recall and spaced practice, and how to use both when revising for the AKT or MSRA.
Revising for the AKT when you’re dyslexic: seven techniques that actually work
Seven revision techniques that work when you are dyslexic and preparing for the AKT, from question practice to handling long exam stems under time pressure.
Relative risk, absolute risk, and the number the AKT wants you to spot
Relative risk reduction, absolute risk reduction and NNT explained for the AKT — how one trial result can look dramatic or trivial depending on framing.
What changed in the 2024 asthma guideline — and exactly what the AKT will ask
The NG245 asthma guideline in plain English — what changed, what it means for prescribing, and the parts most likely to appear in AKT questions.