A structured PACES study hub built around the real teaching themes covered in PACES Pathfinders courses — long case approaches, communication frameworks, short case revision themes and exam-focused strategy support.
These are the core study layers around which the PACES Pathfinders teaching material is organised.
Topic-based long case revision built around real PACES Pathfinders case themes such as nephrotic syndrome, diarrhea, headache, jaundice, amenorrhea, CKD, tremor, seizures, joint pain and endocrine differentials.
Communication revision around DNAR, feeding in dementia, delayed diagnosis, wrong reporting, BBN, dialysis counselling, latent TB, medication side effects and difficult relative conversations.
Short case support for CNS, chest, abdomen and cardiovascular systems, including cranial nerve palsy, footdrop, nystagmus, scars, ascites, splenomegaly, valvuloplasty, sternotomy scars and transplant cases.
Resource organisation designed to complement the live courses and recorded library so candidates can revise by presentation, communication theme or short case system.
Presentation-based long case topics taught across the evening courses and recorded library.
Open long case library →Real communication scenarios from PACES Pathfinders teaching, including difficult conversations, counselling and error discussions.
Open communication library →Short case blocks covering common PACES station patterns, scars and focused examination themes.
Open short case library →Browse course-wise recorded case lists if you want to see exactly which topics were taught in each batch.
Go to archive →Real long case themes repeatedly taught across PACES Pathfinders evening courses and revision batches.
Real communication scenarios drawn from PACES Pathfinders courses, including diet-style communication stations and classic PACES counselling themes.
Short case themes taken from the evening course short case blocks and the patterns repeatedly used in PACES Pathfinders teaching.
Start with the section you struggle with most — long cases, communication or short cases.
Use the long case and communication libraries to revise by clinical presentation or station type rather than by random topic.
If you want the exact course where a topic was taught, open the recorded case archive and browse the course batches.
Use this page as a revision map alongside live courses, recorded sessions and mock preparation.
Join the current course, reserve a listener slot or ask about recorded access if you want guided case discussion, communication practice and focused PACES mentoring.
