Bhaskar Punukollu, PhD, is a Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust and Training Programme Director for North Central London (UCLP) Core Psychiatry Training Scheme. He has an interest in medical education and leadership.

"This book is a helpful and concise way of tackling the huge task of paper A MRCPsych. It introduces concepts at the right level and covers all the areas I needed for the exam. It’s the perfect starting point for revision." - Dr Craig McEwan – Core Psychiatry Trainee, Kent Surrey and Sussex

• The first nine sections of cards are broadly divided into commonly tested areas on the exam: 1. Neurotic disorders 2. Affective disorders 3. Dementia syndromes 4. Neuropsychiatry 5. Psychology 6. Psychotherapy 7. Schizophrenia 8. Pharmacology 9. Human development.

Bhaskar Punukollu, PhD, is a Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust and Training Programme Director for North Central London (UCLP) Core Psychiatry Training Scheme. He has an interest in medical education and leadership.

"This book is a helpful and concise way of tackling the huge task of paper A MRCPsych. It introduces concepts at the right level and covers all the areas I needed for the exam. It’s the perfect starting point for revision." - Dr Craig McEwan – Core Psychiatry Trainee, Kent Surrey and Sussex

• The first nine sections of cards are broadly divided into commonly tested areas on the exam: 1. Neurotic disorders 2. Affective disorders 3. Dementia syndromes 4. Neuropsychiatry 5. Psychology 6. Psychotherapy 7. Schizophrenia 8. Pharmacology 9. Human development.

Bhaskar Punukollu, PhD, is a Lead Consultant Psychiatrist at Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust and Training Programme Director for North Central London (UCLP) Core Psychiatry Training Scheme. He has an interest in medical education and leadership.

"This book is a helpful and concise way of tackling the huge task of paper A MRCPsych. It introduces concepts at the right level and covers all the areas I needed for the exam. It’s the perfect starting point for revision." - Dr Craig McEwan – Core Psychiatry Trainee, Kent Surrey and Sussex

• The first nine sections of cards are broadly divided into commonly tested areas on the exam: 1. Neurotic disorders 2. Affective disorders 3. Dementia syndromes 4. Neuropsychiatry 5. Psychology 6. Psychotherapy 7. Schizophrenia 8. Pharmacology 9. Human development.