Why Contribute?

At Bleepy, we’re building the UK’s most practical, student-friendly hub for medical education. From OSCE guides to teaching resources, our aim is to make clinical learning simple, structured, and exam-ready.

If you’ve created notes, teaching sessions, or clinical guides that could help other students or junior doctors, this is your chance to share your work with thousands of learners.

Contributor Guidelines 📝

To keep all posts high-quality and exam-relevant, we ask contributors to follow our simple framework:

• ✅ Use our OSCE/post structure (see example: Shortness of Breath – History Taking OSCE
• ✅ Word count: 800–1,500 words
• ✅ References: Cite authentic sources (OHCM, NICE CKS, BMJ Best Practice, BNF)
• ✅ Images: Use clear diagrams, tables, or infographics. If unsure, suggest image ideas and we’ll create them in the Bleepy style
• ✅ Tone: Concise, exam-oriented, NHS-friendly (ABCDE, SOCRATES, SBAR, Red Flags)

Posts We Are Looking For

• Clinical Skills
  • Please see the UKMLA list
• A-Z List of Presentations
• A-Z List of Conditions
  • Please see the lists here
• Rotation tips
• Career guidance
• Speciality survival guides
• Revision Cheat-Sheets
• Useful PPT files (please make sure patient info is anonymised or consent is taken properly)

What You’ll Get 🎉

• Your work is published on Bleepy.co.uk
• A contributor bio and link to your profile/LinkedIn
• The chance to help medical students and doctors across the NHS

How to Submit

Fill in the form below — include your title, content, references, and featured image.

• Posts go to our editorial team for review
• We’ll be in touch within 5–7 working days
• If accepted, your post will be scheduled for publication

Submission Form

Contributor Agreement

By submitting your content, you agree that:

• The work is your own original content (AI assistance allowed if disclosed, but not copy-pasted from other sites).
• You have not included any patient-identifiable information.
• You grant Bleepy the right to edit, publish, and promote your submission.
• You retain copyright and can share your work elsewhere if you wish.