Build the pattern.
High-yield facts, classic associations, mechanisms, investigations, management and exam traps.
Explore Part 1 →MRCP Complete BundleOne visual system.
One visual system.
Both written exams.
Build Part 1 recall, then carry the same visual logic into Part 2 clinical reasoning.
£64.99save £4.99 versus separate libraries
865visual lessons
Complete written-exam coverageFrom foundational recall
From foundational recall
to clinical decisions.
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Choose the next step.
Interpretation, decision forks, differential diagnosis, treatment, escalation and advanced exam logic.
Explore Part 2 →865 approved visuals
All current Part 1 and Part 2 downloadable library content in one purchase.
Consistent design language
Learn one slide architecture and reduce friction across both exams.
One-time payment
£64.99 with personal lifetime access to the purchased files, the full Part 1 platform entitlement and 10 Part 2 interactive previews.
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Payhip delivers the library files immediately after checkout.
Questions, answered
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Is this a question bank?
No. Med with Spence is designed to sit alongside question-bank practice. Each visual turns a topic into a one-page mental model with anchors, discriminators, traps, management and retrieval cues.
What does a purchase include today?
Part 1 and complete-bundle purchases include the downloadable files and the Part 1 Visual Learning OS entitlement. Part 2 currently includes the downloadable 487-slide library and 10 interactive platform previews. Use the same email at checkout and login; contact support if the entitlement is not visible.
Can I use the slides on iPad and mobile?
Yes. The downloadable slides open on common devices, and the Visual Learning OS is responsive with rotation, zoom, annotations, notes, bookmarks and progress tools.
Are the libraries official MRCP material?
No. Med with Spence is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated with MRCP(UK) or the Royal Colleges of Physicians.
Do clinical recommendations change?
Yes. Use the slides for exam revision and always check current national guidance, local policy and senior clinical advice before applying information to patient care.