Revision books and planners written by Dr Syed Rahil, a Senior Emergency Physician (MBBS, MRCP, MSc, MRCEM, FRCEM) whose YouTube channels, Rapid Review for MRCEM and Mastering ECG Workshop, have more than 16,000 subscribers.
For medical exams. Paediatric Emergencies and High-Yield Numbers and Facts are written for MRCEM, MRCP, MSRA, UKMLA, PLAB and other medical exams. They set out the facts that exams test most often in clear tables, one topic per page, checked against current UK guidance. Each is available as an instant PDF eBook or as a paperback on Amazon, and both eBooks are included free with the 3-month Premium plan.
For MRCEM SBA preparation. Pass The MRCEM SBA Exam is a practical, exam-focused guide that turns revision into a structured system for busy emergency doctors.
For planning your revision. Revision Planner uses spaced repetition to help you review topics at the right time and stop forgetting what you have learned. First Things First is a focused daily planner that helps you protect time for what matters most alongside shifts and family life.
Written by the author of this website, this book sets out the paediatric presentations, red flags and decisions that medical exams test, one topic per page in clear tables. 16 chapters in ABCDE order, from resuscitation and sepsis to injuries, safeguarding and poisoning, with exam traps in every chapter and a drug dose quick reference. Written for MRCEM, MRCPCH, MSRA, UKMLA and other exams. The eBook is included free with the 3-month Premium plan.
Written by the author of this website, this book gathers the thresholds, doses, time limits and scores that emergency medicine questions return to again and again, in clear tables, one topic per page. 13 chapters from resuscitation to paediatrics, every score at a glance with its cut-off and action, and a night-before sheet. Written for MRCEM, MRCP, MSRA, UKMLA, PLAB and other exams. The eBook is included free with the 3-month Premium plan.
Written by the author of this website, this practical, exam-focused guide turns MRCEM SBA revision into a structured system for busy emergency doctors. It covers exam strategy, high-yield clinical topics mapped to the RCEM curriculum (now with an expanded paediatrics section), and a step-by-step method for decoding every SBA question, with fully worked practice questions and a 12-week revision plan built around shift work. Revised and redesigned edition, October 2026.
Written by the author of this website, this planner is a helpful companion for MRCEM exam preparation, designed to beat the “Forgetting Curve” using Spaced Repetition — the study method used by top performers worldwide. It gives you a simple spaced-repetition blueprint, smart tracking columns, daily and weekly layouts, and goal and revision trackers, so you study less and retain more.
Written by the author of this website, this daily planner is a great companion for MRCEM exam preparation, built around one idea: not everything urgent is important, and not everything important feels urgent. It includes three short evidence-based chapters on prioritisation and follow-through, plus a 90-day guided system with a priority matrix, hourly scheduling, notes space, and weekly reflection and goal-setting pages.