Med with Spence
THE VISUAL LEARNING OS

Turn wrong questions into
knowledge you can retrieve.

Keep your question bank. When it exposes a weak topic, use original visuals, Stella Recall and focused review to understand the distinction, bring it back from memory and decide what needs another look.

197UKMLA visuals1,020MRCP visuals
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Experience the full Study → Recall → Questions → Summary routine. No account, email or card required.

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I’m preparing for UKMLAVisual study and recall for medical students.I’m preparing for MRCPFor doctors taking Part 1, Part 2 Written or PACES.
YOUR FREE LESSONUKMLA · 014
Original Med with Spence Acute Breathlessness illustrated lesson
START WITH THE ORIGINAL VISUALAcute Breathlessness
  1. 01 Study
  2. 02 Recall
  3. 03 Questions
  4. 04 Summary

Complete the UKMLA lesson, then browse 20 more visual previews.

STELLA RECALL

See what you can
explain from memory.

Study the visual, then select Done to hide it. Explain a key connection in your own words and answer two questions about that visual.

Compare your explanation with the original, read the Spence Summary and choose a recall rating. Use the gaps to guide your next review.

USE BOTH TOGETHER

A question bank tests the gap.
The OS gives it somewhere to go.

Med with Spence is designed to sit around question practice—not replace it.

01 · QUESTION BANK

Expose the weakness.

Use questions to test application and reveal the topic or distinction that failed.

02 · VISUAL LEARNING OS

Understand and retrieve it.

See the clinical structure, explain the key connection from memory and repair the missed idea.

03 · RETURN TO QUESTIONS

Apply it again.

Go back with a reasoned distinction—not only a remembered letter.

Try the learning loop →See Complete MRCP →
HOW IT WORKS

One routine.
Four clear steps.

Study at your own pace, then choose Done to begin recall. Finish with questions and a summary.

Study → Recall → Questions → Summary

  1. 01

    Study

    Explore the original visual. Zoom, read and make the connections. Select Done when you are ready.

  2. 02

    Recall

    The visual is hidden. Explain a key connection in your own words before you look back.

  3. 03

    Questions

    Answer two A–D questions about the visual, then check both answers together.

  4. 04

    Summary

    Compare with the original, read the Spence Summary and rate your recall. Save the session to guide later review.

REVISION WITH A PURPOSE

Understand it.
Practise remembering it.

Use each session to connect the facts, practise recall and decide what needs more attention.

See the connections

Follow how mechanisms, symptoms and clinical decisions fit together, with the topic laid out visually.

Practise active recall

Recall a key connection before looking back. Check which ideas came to mind and which need another attempt.

Choose what to review

Use your answers and recall rating to give your next study session a clear focus.

Connect learning with practice

Study the science alongside clinical decisions and bedside findings.

ONE TOPIC ACROSS THE MRCP EXAM STAGES

One topic.
Three MRCP perspectives.

See COPD through three original visuals: Part 1 mechanisms, Part 2 Written decisions and PACES bedside assessment.

These free COPD previews show three MRCP stages. Other topics may not have a visual in every stage.

MEMBERSHIP FOR YOUR EXAM

Choose your
monthly membership.

Choose a UKMLA or Complete MRCP library in The Visual Learning OS. Both use the same Study → Recall → Questions → Summary routine.

YOUR UKMLA LIBRARY

UKMLA

197 original visuals.
Study, recall and review.

For medical students preparing for UKMLA. Understand each topic through visual learning maps, then practise explaining it from memory.

  • Study at your pace, then use Stella Recall
  • Two A–D questions for every released visual
  • Spence Summary after recall and questions
  • Saved progress, planned reviews and study planning
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YOUR COMPLETE MRCP LIBRARY

Complete MRCP

1,020 original visuals.
Study, recall and review.

For doctors preparing for MRCP: 377 Part 1, 452 Part 2 Written and 191 PACES visuals in one membership.

  • Study at your pace, then use Stella Recall
  • Two A–D questions for every released visual
  • Spence Summary after recall and questions
  • Saved progress, planned reviews and study planning
View Complete MRCP membership

Preparing for PLAB? Use the UKMLA library as supplementary knowledge support. Check the scope →

Looking for one-off access? View the product and check its access terms ↗

STRUCTURED REVIEW

Plan your time.
Focus your review.

Set your exam date and study time to estimate library coverage. Use your saved recall ratings to guide later review.

Coverage and recall are shown separately, so you can distinguish what you opened from what you recalled.

Plan your revision →
AFTER TODAY’S SESSION

What came back?
What needs another look?

Choose Not yet, Partly or Got it after checking your first recall. Return later and try again before seeing the feedback.
BUILT BY AN NHS DOCTOR

Dr Sunney Salhan, BSc, MD

Founder, Med with Spence
NHS Doctor • 10+ Years Teaching

Medical teaching.
Made visual.

Dr Sunney Salhan is currently a Senior Registrar in Community Medicine / Physical Health and a Senior Clinician in Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC). His clinical experience spans plastic surgery, trauma & orthopaedics and acute medicine. For more than 10 years, he has taught junior doctors and multidisciplinary teams.

Med with Spence brings that clinical and teaching perspective to original visual learning maps and Stella Recall: helping learners understand medicine, explain it from memory and identify what needs another review.

Our approach to content & corrections →
WHAT YOU CAN VERIFY

Clinical depth.
Clear boundaries.

Trust should come from the product, its authorship and how corrections are handled—not unverified pass claims.

1,217 released visuals

197 UKMLA and 1,020 MRCP visuals across Part 1, Part 2 Written and PACES.

Doctor-led

Built by Dr Sunney Salhan, an NHS doctor and clinical educator with more than 10 years of teaching experience.

Correction route

Clinical updates and content concerns have a published review and correction process.

Med with Spence does not guarantee a pass, score improvement or clinical competence. Try the complete session and judge whether the learning routine is useful to you.

BEFORE YOU START

A few clear
answers.

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What do I get with membership?

Online access to your chosen visual library, Stella Recall, two A–D questions for each released visual, Spence Summary, saved progress, planned reviews and study planning.

What happens in the free lesson?

Try one complete UKMLA Acute Breathlessness lesson: study the original, recall it with the visual hidden, answer two questions and read the Spence Summary. No account, email or card is required. The demo also includes 20 visual previews.

How do I request one week of tester access?

One-week tester access is separate from the free public lesson. It is available for UKMLA, MRCP Part 1, Part 2 or PACES and covers your selected course. Access is arranged individually and requires a learner account.

To request access, message STELLA + your exam on our social channels, or email medwithspence@gmail.com. After one complete session, tell us what helped and where you got stuck.

Is my recall automatically graded?

The two A–D answers are marked automatically. You check your own explanation against the original and source answer. Your recall rating records that comparison; it does not certify mastery or clinical competence.

When does Spence Summary appear?

After your recall attempt and two questions. Each visual has a Spence Summary with 3–5 key points to review after you have tried to recall them.

What happens after I pay?

Payhip handles checkout and billing. After purchase, create a learner account with the same email address, confirm it when requested and sign in. If your library does not appear, choose Check access again or contact support. Your Payhip and learner accounts are separate.

Can I use it on a phone?

The visual viewer has zoom and reading controls. Recall and questions open in their own workspace. Try the free lesson on your phone before choosing membership.

How are clinical corrections handled?

Required clinical updates accompany the original artwork during Study. They are separate from the post-test Spence Summary. Read our content and corrections policy.

TRY IT FOR YOURSELF

Try the learning loop
before you buy.

Use one complete clinical lesson to see whether visual study and recall expose something ordinary rereading missed.

Try a free lesson

One complete UKMLA lesson. No account, email or card required.