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UKMLA.
A clearer way
to connect it.

Original visual lessons for medical students building the clinical picture.

197 original visuals.
197 released UKMLA visuals.

Try a sample before joining →
WHAT YOU DO IN A SESSION

Give each idea
your attention.

The original visual is your starting point. The source stays hidden while you retrieve it. Your answers come before the explanation.

  1. 01

    Study the original

    Give the visual your full attention. Zoom, read and think. Press Done when you are ready.

  2. 02

    Explain it from memory

    The slide disappears. Recall a key mechanism or connection in your own words.

  3. 03

    Check two key ideas

    Answer both slide-specific A–D questions, then check your answers together.

  4. 04

    Compare. Summarise. Return.

    Review the source answers and the original. Read the slide’s Spence Summary, rate your first recall and save it for later review.

INCLUDED IN YOUR MEMBERSHIP

A library and
a routine to use it.

197 released visuals
197 released UKMLA visuals. Original authored artwork with required clinical updates shown in Study.
Stella Recall and Spence Summary
A hidden connection prompt and two targeted checks for each released slide. Source comparison and a concise summary follow your attempt.
Saved progress and Smart Review
Save your session and first-recall rating. Return later to practise retrieval before opening feedback.
Study planning
Estimate workload around your date and study rhythm. Coverage remains separate from recall. Try the planner →
AFTER CHECKOUT

Make it your
study space.

Activate your learner account →
  1. Use your purchase email.

    Create your learner account with the same email used at Payhip. Confirm it when requested.

  2. Sign in to your library.

    The learner system checks your licensed access before opening protected visuals.

  3. Start with one lesson.

    Study first. Press Done to begin recall. Your summary follows your attempt.

The two A–D choices are marked automatically. Your recalled explanation is self-checked against the source. No recall rating guarantees retention, clinical competence or examination results.