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Award winning insight into the world of surgery. Watch recreated surgery as we explore real organ specimens. Aimed at GCSE, A LEVEL & BTEC (and equivalent) students. Watch on demand with downloadable worksheets and exam practice.

The nationally acclaimed Anatomy Lab Live has made global headlines over the last three years with its touring human body-based anatomy events. Leading to a fiery battle of the Dragons on BBC Dragons’ Den. Tune in and explore the inner workings of the human body with REAL dissections. Perfect for undergraduate students, current healthcare professionals at university or working in the NHS.

Anatomy & physiology are core to our understanding of how the human body works, but what happens in extreme circumstances and what specifically causes clinical death? In this series of videos we recreate the post mortem of a number of subjects who have died in a variety if ways. We explore the impact of extreme trauma on the organ systems and ultimately unpick the series of events that lead to their death.

24HRS on the ward is a 24 part series offering students a fully certified medical work experience to supplement their application to medical school. In each episode you will follow a doctor as they meet and treat a patient. In the episode you will be front and centre in controlling the patients clinical journey. Learn the pillars of medical ethics, decision making in clinal practice and the process of diagnosis and prognosis.

The University Clinical Aptitude Test or “UCAT” is a test university administrators use to assess prospective medical and dental student’s
aptitude for things like logic and attitude on ethical and moral dilemmas. For many students, the UCAT is a daunting prospect, but with”Smash The UCAT” we help you get prepared for when you sit the exam. Join our team of presenters as we take you through original practice questions through all five sections of the UCAT: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning and
Situational Judgement.

Historically, illustration has been absolutely fundamental to the study of anatomy. Join our presenter Erin Barnes as she breaks complex anatomical diagrams down to basics, perfect for supplementing your revision notes. Each episode she will be taking you through the key body structures as seen in Anatomy Lab Live so you’ll be able to draw along, learning your anatomy along the way.

Global Medic is a new series keeping you up to date with all of the latest medical, health and science news from around the world! Join presenter, Jamie every week as he breaks down the latest medical updates and current affairs exclusively on MEDICPLAYER. If you’re interested in, currently studying towards or working in a medical career, Global Medic is for you!

This once in a lifetime experience gives you access to nationally acclaimed clinical experts, doctors and PhD researchers at the cutting edge of anatomy and physiology. We peel back the skin and using real specimens you’ll embark on solving the mystery behind the mortality of our John Doe. Our team of award winning experts undertake hundreds of cadaveric dissections annually and really are international experts in technical dissection showcasing the best of human anatomy and physiology.

The COVID-19 outbreak spread globally in just three months, in its wake it caused unprecedented economic disruption and left a global death toll unlike anything witnessed in modern society. But how did this respiratory virus creep upon us? Where did it come from? What is the mechanism of action? How does it spread… but more importantly, how do we stop it?

Med-soc is a new bi-weekly TV series pulling together all aspects of applying to medicine, if you need to know it for a career in medicine then we’ve got it covered. In each episode we explore all aspects of the application cycle including writing UCAS Personal Statements, Organising clinical work experience, how to choose a medical school, the different branches of medicine as well as interesting case studies.

Healthcare and the biosciences are fascinating subjects alone and boast a whole range of specialist careers, many which you may have not heard of or even considered. ‘MAKE ME A…’ is a series of short interviews with healthcare and bioscience experts at the forefront of their field. We explore a variety of different job roles and hear what their day to day activities involve. We talk with admissions tutors from UK universities and NHS careers ambassadors to learn how to write winning UCAS personal statements as well as how to prepare for and succeed at interview.