Clinical Compass

For incoming medical students

Walk onto the ward ready to present, clerk, and read the film.

Methods for lectures, sheets for the ward, and how to read imaging and labs. The complete set is $33 once instead of $45.

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For medical students in pre-clinical and clinical years.

Open study notebook, chest X-ray, lab printouts, and a stethoscope on a teal desk

Rotation quiz

Find the right pack for where you are now

Three questions. One pay-once pack. Most students want the complete set.

  1. 1. What stage are you in?

  2. 2. What is your biggest pain point right now?

  3. 3. How do you prefer to study?

Answer all three to see your match.

What you can buy

Start with the free 90-second present. On the ward, Ward Workbook is $9. For presenting, clerking, chest X-ray, ECG, and blood gas in one payment, get the complete set.

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Clinical Compass complete set

Save $12 vs buying all four

Clinical Compass complete set

$45$33one-time

One payment for how to present in 90 seconds, how to clerk a patient, how to read a chest X-ray and ECG, and how to read a blood gas. Separate they are $45. Together they are $33.

  • How to Study Medicine for lectures, memory, and exams
  • Ward Workbook sheets for clerking and presenting
  • How to Read Imaging for CXR, ECG, and other imaging you get asked to interpret
  • How to Read Labs for FBC, U&E, ABG, and other labs you get handed
  • $33 once instead of $45 separately
  1. 01The methods course
  2. 02The ward sheets
  3. 03How to Read Imaging
  4. 04How to Read Labs
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Single packs

Buy one method if that is all you need. Pay once.

How to Study Medicine

How to Study Medicine

$12one-time

A methods course for medical students who are drowning in lectures and still cannot turn them into something they can use on a ward. You get a week you can actually run, memory tools that work, and how to think when the facts stop being enough. Not a fact dump. Not a question bank.

  • For pre-clinical and clinical years
  • A week you can run, not a pile of extra notes
  • Active recall, spacing, and presenting as skills
  • Pay once. Keep access. No membership.
  1. 01How this course works
  2. 02A week you can actually run
  3. 03First years: basic science
  4. 04Memory tools that work
  5. 05Crossing into clinical years
  6. 06Wards and rotations
  7. 07Advanced clinical thinking
  8. 08Exams as a skill
  9. 09When it goes wrong
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Ward Workbook

Ward Workbook

$9one-time

For students on placement who freeze when they have to own one patient and present in under two minutes. Copy the sheets, fill them that day, and walk in with a structure. Not another methods course. Not pharmacology notes. Not an OSCE station pack.

  • Before clinic, one-patient sheet, 90-second present, after clinic
  • Clerking skeleton and a 7-day verb sheet
  • For students who already have lectures and need a ward routine
  • Pay once. No membership.
  1. 01How to use this
  2. 02Daily sheets
  3. 03Clerking skeleton
  4. 04The week
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How to Read Imaging

How to Read Imaging

$12one-time

For medical students who get handed a chest X-ray or an ECG and do not have a method. Same four moves on every study, labeled teaching diagrams, then abdominal X-ray, CT head, and echo reports. Not a radiology qualification. Not a lab pack.

  • Chest X-ray, ECG, abdominal X-ray, CT head, echo reports
  • Labeled teaching diagrams in the course
  • A student method, not a specialist course
  • Pay once. Keep access. No membership.
  1. 01How to use this
  2. 02Chest X-ray
  3. 03ECG
  4. 04Other imaging you'll actually get
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How to Read Labs

How to Read Labs

$12one-time

For medical students who get handed an FBC or a gas and do not have a method. Same four moves on every result, labeled teaching diagrams, then potassium, LFTs, coag, and troponin. Not a biochemistry qualification. Not an imaging pack.

  • FBC, U&E, ABG, LFTs, coagulation, troponin
  • Labeled teaching diagrams in the course
  • A student method, not a specialist course
  • Pay once. Keep access. No membership.
  1. 01How to use this
  2. 02FBC and U&E
  3. 03Blood gas
  4. 04Other labs you'll actually get
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Prescribing Without Panic

Prescribing Without Panic

$12one-time

For medical students who freeze at the drug chart. Same five checks every time: patient, organs, combinations, reason, end date. If PAUSE is incomplete, the chart stays blank. Not a BNF. Not NICE. Not a formulary replacement.

  • PAUSE before you write: patient, organs, combinations, reason, end date
  • For UK Years 3–5 on the ward
  • A student method, not a BNF or NICE replacement
  • Pay once. Keep access. No membership.
  1. 01How to use this
  2. 02The PAUSE method
  3. 03Patient and organs
  4. 04Reason and end date
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Other combinations

If you already know you do not want the full set.

It does not replace your lectures, your hospital, or a question bank.

Look inside: week plan · clerking sheet · CXR · labs · PAUSE

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is for sale, who made this, and how to get in touch.

What can I buy?

The Clinical Compass complete set is $33 once instead of $45 separately: study methods, ward sheets, imaging, and labs. You can also start with the free 90-second present, then Ward Workbook at $9, or buy any single pack on its own, including Prescribing Without Panic at $12.

Who made this?

Hamza, a fourth-year medical student at the University of Manchester. Clinical Compass is his study-aid brand for medical students.

How do I get in touch?

Write to hamzah.business11@gmail.com.

Who is this for?

Medical students in pre-clinical and clinical years. How to Study Medicine covers lectures, memory, and exams. Ward Workbook is daily sheets for clerking and presenting on placement. How to Read Imaging is a student method for CXR, ECG, and other imaging you are asked to interpret. How to Read Labs is a student method for FBC, U&E, ABG, and other labs you get handed. Prescribing Without Panic is a student method for the drug chart.

Which option should I choose?

Start with the free 90-second present. If you are on the ward, Ward Workbook is $9. If the drug chart is the problem, Prescribing Without Panic is $12. If you want presenting, clerking, chest X-ray, ECG, and blood gas in one payment, get the complete set at $33.

Is there a free product?

Yes. 90-second ward present is $0. Checkout asks for your email, then you get five lessons: the skeleton, how to practise, a bad vs good example, a short check, and what comes next. It is not the Ward Workbook.

If I buy one product, do I receive the others?

No. Each product is sold on its own. The complete set includes all four paid packs. You can also buy a single pack if you only need one method.

How does access work?

You pay once. There is no membership and no subscription. After checkout, you keep access to what you bought.