For UK registered healthcare professionals
Clinical advice is only as good as the person giving it.
We check every member’s registration with their regulator before they can post. So when advice comes back you know the name behind it, and what they are actually registered as. It stays on the record afterwards.
- Registration checked against the public register
- Your data stays in the UK or the EEA
- Every piece of advice carries a name and a role
Ask queries and get advice from the community
5d ago · VerifiedCLINICAL
Pt is experiencing erectile dysfunction while on Elvanse. What management would be best?
ADHD tx
1w ago · VerifiedCLINICAL
Which anticoagulant monitoring applies after a switch from warfarin?
The Queries screen. We show roles here; inside the app you see who actually answered.
The problem
Clinicians are asking strangers about real patients.
The questions get asked anyway. WhatsApp, Telegram, Reddit. None of those can tell you whether the person answering is registered at all, never mind registered as what they say.
Each dot is one person asking or answering a clinical question.
Our own research. The real number is almost certainly higher; these were only the groups we could see. Read the full background →
What InforMed is
You know who’s in the room.
Ask your question. Everyone who can advise on it has had their registration checked. When advice solves the problem it goes into a library you can search later, instead of scrolling away into a chat nobody can find again.
How it works
The four spaces inside the app: Queries Forum, Data Bank, Learning Hub and Bookmarks. Plus how one question ends up as something worth keeping.
Take a lookVerification & governance
Who gets in, how we check registration, and what we do with your data. Send this one to your information governance lead.
Take a lookWhy we built it
Two pharmacists, the group chats we were both already in, and what we found when we went looking.
Take a lookBeta now open
Come and use it.
If you are registered with the GMC, NMC or GPhC, you can join now. It’s free while we’re in beta.