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RCP withdraws Medical Masterclass

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 The Royal College of Physicians is withdrawing the online exam support resource Medical Masterclass. We made this available to UHNM staff.

The RCP statement reads as follows:

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As you may be aware the current format of MRCP(UK) PACES ceased in the UK in August 2023.

 

Due to this, and because there are many other widely-used revision aids on the market already, as well as in-house Trust-delivered revision courses, there is less demand for the revision resources we have previously supplied.

 

Therefore, we are now no longer offering the following revision resources listed below:

  • Question banks — revision for Part 1 and Part 2
  • RCP PACES masterclass — revision for PACES.
  • Textbooks — revision for Part 1, Part 2, PACES

(Forming the Medical Masterclass Package)

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We have a number of accounts which will remain available until December 2024. If anyone still wants to use this resource please contact the library team at County by emailing library@uhnm.nhs.uk 


Staff at UHNM can now use the exam support package NEJM Knowledge Plus instead. Please contact the library team at County for more details (library@uhnm.nhs.uk).

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