Teaching material.
Casebooks, handbooks, question banks and a hematology lecture series for medical students at King Khalid University — and anyone else who finds them useful. Everything reads straight in the browser; most of it downloads as a PDF.
By subject
read online · PDF availableMedical Ethics
Applied ethics built around real cases, the four principles, and the history behind them — the MED 431 course material and its national trainee edition.
Clinical Portal
The bedside end of the discipline — disease cases worked through from presentation to management, and the history and examination that get you there.
Hematology
Benign and malignant blood disease as one connected way of thinking — the handbook, its question bank, the lecture series I teach from, and the lab.
Other Resources
Material that belongs to no single subject — other people’s work worth your time, and whatever gets added here next.
Guides
on writing and sitting examsSolving Clinical Science MCQs — A Student Guide
A systematic method for reading clinical MCQs the way their authors intend — how questions are built, worked examples, and the format cues worth knowing. Downloadable as a PDF.
Open the guide → Faculty GuideWriting Clinical Science MCQs — A Faculty Guide
Design principles, item anatomy, a distractor toolkit, and a catalogue of technical flaws to avoid — built on the NBME / Case & Swanson one-best-answer framework. Downloadable as a PDF.
Open the guide →Study skills
how to study, not what to studyHow to study.
Short guides on how to study, rather than what to study. They apply to any course and any lecturer, and each one says what the evidence behind it is.
Open the study skillsLectures
slide seriesA Hematology Lecture Series.
The slide decks I teach from — the clinical approach to hematology, read straight in the browser, each with its PDF handout.
Open the lecturesPostgraduate
for residents and fellowsEvidence-Based Clinical Examination.
From practice to evidence: each system’s examination step by step, then how reproducible and how accurate its signs really are — the agreement studies, the likelihood ratios, and what ultrasound and AI auscultation have changed since 2020.
Open the postgraduate resources