1. As a pharmacy student, I often wished there were more resources available to support undergraduates throughout their degrees. When Jane introduced the Pharmfluency study guides, everything changed.

2. These guides don’t just help you navigate your degree-they revolutionise the way you study. They present key information in a concise, digestible format, making learning smarter and more efficient.

3. Easy, fun, and simple-those are the three words I’d use to describe the study guides. One of my favourite sections from the Diabetes and Anti-Diabetic Drugs guide is the cheat sheet. In just one page, it clearly highlights all the essential guidelines and requirements, making revision a breeze.

4. Beyond being informative, the guides are visually appealing and vibrant, which makes studying more engaging. With clear diagrams to aid understanding and ready-made flashcards on the back, they cater to different learning styles.

5. These study guides aren’t just a fun tool- they’re an essential resource for success as a pharmacy student. They support you throughout your degree and beyond, providing a strong foundation for your future career. I highly recommend them to every pharmacy student. Thank you, Jane!

1. The study guides are incredibly well-structured, breaking down complex clinical topics into clear, manageable sections that make revision less overwhelming.

2. They include detailed visuals, such as diagrams and tables, which helped me quickly grasp difficult concepts and retain information more effectively.

3. Each guide includes practice case questions that test your understanding, allowing you to identify gaps in your knowledge and focus your efforts on the areas that need improvement.

4. I especially love the flashcards incorporated in the study guides because they’re such an effective tool for active recall and quick revision. They’re perfect for testing yourself on key points, such as drug mechanisms, side effects, and clinical pathways, without feeling overwhelmed.

5. I really appreciate the use of colors in the study guides, as they make the content visually appealing and easier to navigate.

1. The bright colours make the guides so much more exciting to use.

2 . They’re short and sweet, giving me all the info I need without the waffle.

3. There’s so much useful stuff crammed into each guide-it’s like a one-stop shop for studying.

4 . The layout is so clean and tidy, which makes studying feel way less overwhelming.

5. I love how easy they are to use-they just make everything click.

1. Concise, pre-made notes which all derived from credible sources, which saves a lot of time; less time making notes = more time learning and consolidating the knowledge

2. Has visual aids with colour! This helps to understand content heavy and difficult content!

3. Space to add additional notes. This is super helpful because we can add any extra bit and bobs in needs be!

4. Practice Scenarios/Questions. This is an amazing feature because it allows for you to test your knowledge and identify areas which need improvement!

5. Diagrams and pictures are useful not only because it acts a visual aid but also to prevent any monotonous revision!

1. Colourful well organised pages which makes it easier to read and follow rather than pages of long black text

2. Practice Questions and answers for consolidation of learning

3. Use of flow diagrams to show different pathways when it comes to managing conditions

4. Cheat Sheats which provide a concise summary of all key learning points

5. Great to use alongside other resources eg BNF, NICE guidance as it has all the same info but without the waffle!

1. The cheat sheets are amazing; they break down the topic into the main points that are the most important things to know and remember.

2. The flash cards are a really good way to test your memory.

3. The guides are in colour and there are pictures which make it much easier to follow than a textbook or lecture slides.

4. The question and answer's part is really useful to test your understanding of the topic as you go along.

5. The guides literally ‘does what it says on the tin’  Helps you learn and revise the topics in an easy user-friendly way.

1. The cheat sheets are so helpful for key points you need to remember in practice and for the exam

2. I use the study guides alongside the BNF to identify key points that I need to remember and find the treatments

3. So much information packs in as little words as possible. They are also put together really well so they are easy to follow and colourful

4. You get all the information in one place: symptoms, monitoring, side effect profile, questions.

5. Active recall questions allow me to put the knowledge into practice and understand the bits that I really need to focus on

1. They are colourful and eye-catching, making those long study sessions more memorable and enjoyable.

2. There isn’t too much information so you don’t get bogged down in too many words.

3. The spaces for your own notes and thoughts are very useful for little bits you might want to add at the end or summarise for yourself

4. They are the perfect companion to your lecture notes.

5. The summary pages are, in my opinion, one of the best parts of he guides as they are perfect for a last minute read to consolidate at the end of a revision session.

Concise, Colourful and Clinically focused.

My favourite pages from the Cardiovascular Guide are the VTE Prophylaxis pages (pp 29-32). This is because I currently am working in the Orthopaedic Rehab Ward at work and presently, almost all patients on my ward are not mobilising independently & placed on some form of VTE prophylaxis. Also when it is not charted, I query and flag this with the treating team.

My favourite pages from the Antibiotics Guide are the cheat sheets (pages 8-10) as they give a big picture overview and well-rounded perspective at first glance. But actually, I love the entire guide because I am someone who struggles with the bacteria targeted and bacterial coverage of antimicrobials and find myself rationalising these every time a patient is prescribed this on my ward – which is pretty much every single patient.

As an Early Career Pharmacist and Foundation Resident, the guides are outstanding. I have been using them throughout my residency.