A practical, reassuring guide to navigating those crucial first months on the wards with greater confidence. The book explores 10 common pitfalls that newly qualified doctors encounter, explaining why they happen, how to recognise them and, most importantly, how to avoid them.

Red Flags in General Practice is a practical, concise guide designed to help GPs and GP trainees navigate diagnostic uncertainty with greater confidence.

Recognise red flags. Consider serious diagnoses. Make safer clinical decisions.

A practical guide for every clinician

Packed with real-world tips, holistic strategies, and the latest NICE, BMS, and CoSRH guidance, this book gives every clinician the tools to provide effective, compassionate menopause care — without needing a specialist clinic.

Now comprehensively updated, this concise handbook provides everyone working in reproductive and sexual health in a primary care setting with all the latest practical guidance on the common contraceptive methods.

Includes the updated 2025 UKMEC guidance.

Equipment in Anaesthesia, second edition is perfect for FRCA candidates as it contains all the information needed in a handy revision format.

This book details and discusses all the common anaesthetic equipment you need to know for the FRCA exam.

The handbook every GP trainee wishes they had from day one! Drawing on clinical experience, this practical and thoughtful guide takes you through the realities of life in general practice. Not only does it offer clear advice on managing the everyday cases that fill GP surgeries; it also addresses the human side of medicine, helping you thrive.

Women’s Health Made Easy offers clear, practical guidance on key women’s health issues for primary care professionals, covering topics from menstrual health to menopause, safeguarding, communication skills, and more to support confident, evidence-based care.

Essential ECG is a hands-on, accessible guide to recording, interpreting, and reporting ECGs with confidence.

Featuring 500+ SBA-style MCQs with detailed, colour-coded explanations, this book links to the bestselling Medical Student Revision Guides for deeper learning. It’s your ultimate tool to master the UKMLA AKT and excel in exams and on the wards. Boost your clinical reasoning and ace the UKMLA with UKMLA Practice Questions.

A practical, symptom-based guide to diagnosing and managing common skin conditions in primary care. Featuring clear differentials, rich clinical and dermoscopic images across all skin types, and structured “story, look, feel, check, treat” guidance, it supports confident, evidence-based dermatology decisions for frontline clinicians.

Essential Examination for Advancing Clinical Practice puts the service user’s history at the centre of every physical exam.

With step-by-step guides, tips, and clear communication strategies, it builds confident, adaptable skills—perfect for the wards and postgraduate OSCE prep.

Lab Results Made Easy is essential reading for everyone looking to safely manage abnormal results in primary care.
It provides concise, practical guidance for time-pressed GPs on how to interpret lab results. This is complemented by chapters on how to make sure you choose the correct test in the first place.

Dermatoscopy and Skin Cancer is a handbook to help dermatologists, dermatoscopists and GPs easily
differentiate between benign and malignant tumours.

With over 450 high quality images and two easy to follow algorithms, readers will be able to confidently diagnose skin lesions early and with great precision.

Rheumatology: A clinical handbook provides a concise
overview of the subject for medical students and junior doctors.

It is printed
in full colour throughout and uses a range of pedagogical features including an
array of mnemonics, pictures and diagrams, to aid understanding.

This book covers the most common conditions seen in an out-of-hours primary care or urgent medical care setting. This updated edition also covers managing abnormal blood test results.

Designed to help candidates prepare for the MCQ part of the Diploma in Occupational Medicine exam.

Three mock exams each comprising 80 questions, together with answers, commentary and references.