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Internal Medicine Training (IMT) is the largest hospital-based training program outside of the foundation program and is second only to GP training in size, with...

The Signs for Change Competition winners have been announced! Junior doctors, fed up of poor working conditions, pay deterioration, and constant long days and night-shifts,...

By Dr James Davidson Founder of MedCourse Black Wednesday is upon us once again – a day where most trainees change their rotation and thousands...

As part of our #BlackWednesday series, we will cover 34 of the best resources for those FY1 (foundation year 1) doctors landing on the wards...

Written By Dr Besu Asfaw Clinical Fellow in Medical Microbiology, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust On the Second Anniversary of the Beginning of the UK’s Pandemic...

Quality improvement projects are part of the core curriculum for all UK junior doctors, and many other healthcare professionals working in the NHS. Taking part...

Quality improvement is a core part of working within NHS and healthcare environments. Every department within a trust will be running several quality improvement projects...

Adrenaline junkies rejoice! Doff your bike helmet, slam the remains of your coffee, and have a gander at the options that Acute Care Common Stem...

Let’s not kid ourselves – for eligible candidates, the self-assessment score for IMT application in 2025/26 is the single most important part of the application...

Have you ever sat in a medical handover, exhausted following 12 hours of extinguishing fires across the hospital, and listened to the conversation between medical...