MediGuide
Connecting doctors. Condensing knowledge. Creating clarity.
A learning platform for UK doctors and trainees - structured guideline summaries across every specialty, plus anonymous Hospital Insights from peers who've worked there.
Two problems.
One solution.
Reading guidelines
Official medical guidelines often run to 30 pages or more - dense, written for committees rather than trainees. They're slow to revise from, and hard to use as a learning resource.
Ranking clinical rotations
National training surveys can be time-consuming, complicated to navigate and may not provide the full picture. Doctors don't have a dedicated space to share their experience. That leaves you guessing when it comes time to rank your clinical rotations.
The solution
MediGuide answers both, on a single platform.
Condensed, structured summaries of medical guidelines - organised the way trainees actually learn. And a safe space for GMC-verified doctors to share honest experiences of the hospitals and clinical rotations they've worked, to help guide your ranking decisions.
Guidelines, structured for learning.
Each summary mirrors how the official guidance is organised, with the decision points and thresholds pulled out for clearer revision. A learning aid alongside the source, not a substitute for it.
Browse by specialty
Filter the full GMC specialty list. Find the guideline you want to study in seconds, not pages of PDF navigation.
Read the structured summary
Decision points, drug names, and thresholds laid out the way they're taught - authored against the original source from NICE, the royal colleges, or your trust.
Bookmark for revision
Save guidelines you return to often. See when the source body releases an update so you're always learning against the latest version.
Stroke and TIA in Over 16s
Clinical revision summary for healthcare professionals and students
Specialty: Stroke Medicine · Neurology · Emergency Medicine
Age group: > 16 years · Source: nice.org.uk/guidance/ng128
Three presentations at a glance
TIA
Aspirin 300 mg immediately, specialist assessment within 24 h.
Acute ischaemic
Thrombolysis within 4.5 h; thrombectomy within 6 h.
Haemorrhagic (ICH)
Rapid BP lowering (≤140 mmHg) within 6 h.
Thrombectomy decision pathway
≤ 6 h onset + proximal occlusion → OFFER
Last known well 6-24 h + salvageable tissue → OFFER
Posterior circulation, up to 24 h → CONSIDER
Patient-selection criteria
- ·Pre-stroke mRS< 3
- ·NIHSS score> 5
Hospital Insight · NHS General Medicine
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Honest accounts. From doctors who worked there.
Hospital Insights help trainees understand what working at a particular hospital or department is actually like - the kind of detail that doesn't show up in trust brochures or recruitment materials.
Verify as a doctor
Sign in, then verify with a one-time code sent to your doctors.org.uk inbox. No other email domain unlocks Hospital Insights.
Browse insights by hospital
Search by hospital, department, or specialty. Filter to the regions and grades that match your next move or career interest.
Pay it forward
Share your own experience - named or fully anonymous. Anonymous insights are never linked to your account on the database.
Every specialty, in your pocket.
From Acute Medicine to Vascular Surgery - guideline summaries across the full GMC specialty list.
Doctor-specific questions.
The ones that get asked on every demo.
Learn UK medicine, structured.
Join the trainees and doctors using MediGuide to learn, revise, and understand the breadth of UK medical guidance.