Medics Without A Paddle

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Medics Without a Paddle is a student consortium project created by Alan Mcleod for students of Warwick Medical School. It is currently edited by A. McLeod and Alison Black. The aims of the site are:

  • To provide an up-to-date revision booklet useable for almost any medical degree course
  • To promote the sharing of work among students

Unlike most medical revision sites, MWAP addresses its notes specifically to the objectives set out by Warwick Medical School. It is belived to be the first site of its type in the country and was started in October 2005 after nearly 18 months of initial work.

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