Candidate brief
Know the task, context, safety and examiner expectation before touching the patient.
192 high-yield visual station lessons that turn bedside examination into a repeatable PACES performance: candidate brief, examination pathway, findings, meaning, presentation, viva and safety.

Students do not need another textbook chapter. They need a clear bedside sequence, the signs that matter, what those signs mean and how to present the case under pressure.
Know the task, context, safety and examiner expectation before touching the patient.
Use a numbered bedside sequence that is easy to retrieve under time pressure.
Connect examination technique to the sign and its clinical meaning.
Turn findings into a concise, examiner-ready clinical synthesis.
Anticipate common questions, unsafe omissions and predictable PACES pitfalls.
Finish safely, complete the station and demonstrate professional judgement.
A concise look at four genuine approved visuals across neurology, nephrology and haematology.
The PACES library is integrated into the visual platform with station filters, recall ratings, annotations and the Spence Success Planner™.
PACES clinical courses commonly cost hundreds to over £1,500. This visual system is positioned as an affordable, reusable companion to bedside practice—not a replacement for examining real patients.
The complete examination, presentation and viva visual library.
487 Part 2 written visuals plus 192 PACES station visuals.
Suggested future standard pricing: £59.99 PACES standalone and £89.99 Part 2 + PACES. Validate the launch price with the first 20 PACES buyers before increasing.
No. PACES requires repeated bedside practice, feedback and real clinical signs. The visual library gives candidates the structure, presentation language, viva preparation and error prevention needed to make bedside practice more effective.
Retrieve the examination sequence before revealing the slide, practise the 30-second presentation aloud, then use the viva and exam-trap panels to test your weak points.
No. Med with Spence is an independent doctor-led educational resource and is not affiliated with MRCP(UK) or the Royal Colleges of Physicians.