MRCEM Primary Webinar Recording: Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)
Evidence-Based Medicine is one of the most challenging areas of the MRCEM Primary exam. Concepts can feel abstract, statistics confusing, and exam questions deliberately subtle. This focused webinar is designed to make EBM clearer, more logical, and far more approachable.
Using an exam-focused, practical teaching style, we’ll break down core EBM principles and show you how to approach typical MRCEM Primary questions with confidence. The session focuses on understanding how questions are written, recognising common traps, and applying simple frameworks to reach the correct answer efficiently.
Date of live event: 16 February 2026
Duration: 1 hour 17 minutes
Format: Video recording of live Zoom session
Price:
£39 – unlimited access to the recording
£0 – free for candidates booked on our one-day MRCEM Primary course
21 years of teaching EM and PoCUS courses
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What the webinar covers
- Core principles of Evidence-Based Medicine for the MRCEM Primary
- Study design and hierarchy of evidence
- Key statistical concepts commonly tested in the exam
- Interpreting typical EBM question formats
- Practical exam tips to avoid common mistakes
Format
- Full webinar recording: Watch (and re-watch) at your own pace with unlimited access.
- Clear, structured teaching: Expert explanations of abstract concepts.
- Exam-style sample questions: Practice with realistic scenarios relevant to the MRCEM Primary.
Who is this for?
This webinar is ideal for MRCEM Primary candidates who find EBM intimidating, confusing, or who want a clearer, more structured approach before exam day.
Who Is Teaching?
Dr Ian Stell, an experienced emergency medicine consultant and a renowned educator in the field. Dr Stell has over 20 years of experience in medical education, particularly in MRCEM/FRCEM exam preparation, making complex subjects accessible and easy to understand.
Reviews from the Live Session
“A brilliant webinar breaking down evidence-based medicine into bitesize, more manageable chunks. Questions were pitched at a good level and explanations given in depth. For anyone overwhelmed by statistics, this is a great webinar to get you started!”
— Rachael Ashworth, EBM Webinar Attendee (16th February 2026)
“Engaging format and good case-based discussions. Managed to keep me listening after a run of night shifts! Thank you.”
— Angus Michie, EBM Webinar Attendee (16th February 2026)