Everything that is not on a syllabus and is on the job. The first night on call. What to do when the notes say nothing and the family says everything. How the exams actually work. What supervision is for. Free, all of it, because none of it should be behind a paywall.
You will be taught the neurochemistry of dopamine before anybody tells you what to say to a mother at two in the morning who wants to know whether her son is going to be sectioned. This section is the second thing. It is written for the doctor standing in the corridor, and it stays free.
Every briefing on this page, permanently, with no account.
Every Paper A and Paper B discussion point, free, with roughly a third of the drilling open.
Every flashcard and notebook across both papers, in full.
Taught lectures, walkthroughs and the question banks, per paper.