RACP Basic Physician Training · Adult medicine written exam

The BPT written exam,
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Detailed exam notes, past paper facts & flashcards for quick study - in one place, written for Australian trainees.

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BPTBuddy search: typing 'atrial fibrillation anticoagulation' returns the note, its exam facts and new trials as you type
notes
2,000+
notes
exam facts
3,500+
exam facts
flashcards
1,500+
flashcards
specialties
18+
specialties
practice changers
70+
practice changers

Search

Ask it like you'd ask your registrar.

Type a condition, a drug or a test. Results arrive as you type - the note, the exam facts attached to it and any new evidence - with the line that answers you shown right in the result.

  • Split results by notes or exam facts
  • Finds the fiddly ones - CTX-M, HLA-B27, IL-6
Search results for atrial fibrillation anticoagulation

Notes

Notes with the exam sitting beside them.

Disease notes all follow the same structure, so you always know where to look. Open the exam facts drawer and see exactly what past papers have tested on that topic, section by section.

  • Highlight notes and add comments for future reference
  • Your own notes in a side panel, next to ours
  • Linked notes - jump straight to the related topic
The systemic lupus erythematosus note with its exam facts drawer open

Test me

1,500+ flashcards for the ten minutes between patients.

One card at a time, shuffled. Pick the specialties you're weakest in, flip for the answer, and jump to the note behind any card when it doesn't stick.

  • Filter by one specialty or several
  • Every answer traced back to its note
  • Works one-handed on your phone
A Test me flashcard on methotrexate interactions

Practice changers

Know what changed this year - before the guidelines do.

Over 70 practice-changing papers from NEJM, The Lancet, BMJ, MJA and Australian Prescriber, each set against what the guidelines said before. Exactly the kind of thing that turns up as a "new evidence" question.

  • Before and now, side by side
  • Linked to the notes they update
  • Grouped by specialty
Practice changers: the SINGLE-AF trial against the 2024 ESC guideline

And the small things that add up.

Australian sources first

Australian guidelines and sources are flagged AU wherever they apply.

One-click tools

Therapeutic Guidelines, AMH, eviQ, MDCalc and UpToDate, always in the sidebar.

All your highlights

Every highlight and comment collected on one page, sortable by note.

Dark mode

A warm dark theme for the night before - easy on tired eyes.

On your phone

The whole thing works on mobile, from search to flashcards.

Exam countdown

19 weeks to go - the countdown sits right under the logo.

Pricing

One subscription. Everything included.

Prices in Australian dollars. Cancel any time.

Monthly

$30/month

Billed monthly.

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  • All 2,000+ notes across 18 specialties and 6 medical sciences
  • 3,500+ exam facts, beside the notes they belong to
  • 1,500+ flashcards in Test me
  • Practice changers: 70+ papers from the last 12 months
  • Highlights, comments and your own notes, synced to your account
  • One search across everything

Payments are handled securely by Stripe. Not sure yet? Tour the app first.

Questions

Who is BPTBuddy for?

Physician trainees preparing for the RACP Basic Physician Training written exam in adult medicine.

Is it a question bank?

No - it is the revision reference you study from: structured notes, the facts past papers have tested, flashcards and the year’s new evidence. It sits well alongside a question bank.

How current is it?

Notes are written against current Australian and international guidelines, with sources cited inline. Practice changers covers the major journals over the last 12 months.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes. “Tour me” opens the real app with a few notes in every specialty unlocked - no account or card needed.

Can I cancel?

Any time, from your account. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes - search, notes and flashcards all work on mobile.

Your exam is 19 weeks away.

Spend them studying notes, instead of writing them.