Most of my studying resources here are for medicine cuz that's what I study so I dont really know much else. sorry.
General resources
Note
- Anki
Flashcard app. They calculate the most effective timing for studying them based on research. Extremely useful- that is, if you actually ever manage to make your flashcards
- Evernote
My go-to note app. It's simple but you can also do a lot of stuff with it. the subscription paywall for some features is annoying though (but the app is free)
- OneNote
Normal people use it for normal note-taking but i use it for my giant insanely condensed summary notes
Productivity
- Forest app
Great timer productivity app where you can grow a tree for each session. Very satisfying. Free on android but isnt on ios
- Study bunny
Medicine resources
I started making this for funsies but now im using it as a directory myself haha
My notes!
To be added
Essentials
- BNF- UK drug directory
- MedCalc- clinical calculator
Sites
- Radiopaedia
radiology pics. recommended by everyone
- Illness scripts
very brief overview of clinical presentations, differentials, management etc for each disease.
- Zero to finals
Good online textbook & flashcards. never used but some of my classmates did
- Ninja nerd
Video lectures for pathophys and more, this single-handedly carried me through preclinical years it's better than all my lectures
- Osmosis
Similar to ninja nerds
- Histology guides
Has a bunch of histology pictures and descriptions. I used it a lot before i gave up on histology
- The histology guide
Similar to histologyguide.com (idk if they're related)
- Teach me anatomy
Simple, comprehensive diagrams for anatomy. There is also teach me surgery, physiology as part of the series
- 3d4medical
3D model software/app for anatomy
- Kenhub
A quite detailed anatomy resource, personally I didn't need to know this much but it's there if you want to know everything
- Pharmacology at a glance
Helpful for understanding pharmacology, there's good flashcards too*
- Versus Arthritis
For musculoskeletal stuff, especially MSK examinations
- Geeky Medics
If you go through all the videos you're probably set for the first few years of osce
- DermNet
Dermatology resource w/ archive of dermatology pics
Books
- Kumar & Clark's Clinical Medicine 10th edition
Really useful stuff, this is my go-to textbook. It's great for really *understanding* diseases and having a broad picture. Most of my classmates/profs also recommend this
- Oxford Clinical handbook
Also really good, especially for cramming. It stuffs the most important information of all the stuff you need to know in a tiny book. Great for memorization but probably not the best for understanding
- Oxford handbook of Clinical Specialities
Same as the 1st one but like, specialities
- Netter's Atlas of human anatomy
A lot of spotter exams like to use pictures from here
- Gray's Anatomy
Never really used it but I've heard good things. And no it's not named after the TV show, its the TV show that's named after this textbook from the 1800s
- Netter's Essential histology
Histology pics & flashcards
- Specialities
- Lindsay and Bone’s Neurology and Neurosurgery Illustrated
- Bailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery
- Dermatology: An Illustrated Colour Text
- Dermatology Training: the essentials
- Oxford Handbook of Psychiatry
- Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 5th edition
- Clinical Guide to Paediatrics
- Illustrated Textbook of Paediatrics
- Paediatric Clinical Examination
