One physical exam standard for your whole program.
Every preceptor teaches the exam a little differently, and learners notice. BedsideDx gives faculty, learners and examiners one source: every maneuver on video, full regional exam sequences and technique how-tos, and the published evidence for what each finding is worth — 1,514 findings across 579 diagnoses, every one cited.
$44 to $26 per seat per year · 5-seat minimum · billed annually · card, invoice, or PO
One video library for everyone
182 maneuvers, 8 full regional exam sequences, and 9 technique how-tos — the technique, the interpretation, and the evidence on one page, in the skills lab or on the wards.
Gowned, draped, and in street clothes
Filmed with a female patient in both, so your learners see correct technique on a female body — and see gowning and draping done on camera instead of assumed. Seven maneuvers are filmed both ways so they can compare, and draping has its own video. The male genital and rectal exams are filmed too.
Consistent teaching and scoring
One demonstrated technique per maneuver, so every preceptor teaches and every examiner scores against the same standard — in the skills lab, on OSCE day, and at every site your learners rotate through.
Evidence faculty can check
Every likelihood ratio comes from peer-reviewed diagnostic-accuracy research, is graded for how well that evidence was designed and done, and links to its source. Where our search of PubMed, the only database we search, found no study we could confirm meets our bar, the page says so instead of publishing a number we can’t stand behind.
Kept current
Every entry shows when its evidence was last reviewed, and updates reach your learners the same day — no new edition to buy, no old copies in circulation.
AI Mode for teaching
Describe a case, get the likely diagnoses and the highest-yield bedside tests for ruling each in or out — drawn from the same sourced evidence as the rest of the site. A teaching tool for rounds, not a diagnosis, and it never needs a patient identifier.
Built by a family physician who has taught medicine for more than a decade — he is the examiner in every video — and free to read without an account, so your faculty can check every page before you buy.
BETA50 at card checkout, or ask us when you request an invoice.Start your program’s access
Per-seat access for programs, departments, and schools, billed annually. One seat is one person for one year, and the rate drops as you add seats.
Rates are graduated, like tax brackets — each band applies only to the seats in it. 25 seats = 10 × $44 + 15 × $38 = $1,010 a year, or $40.40 a seat.
Not sure yet? Request a trial and we’ll set your program up so your faculty can look before you buy.
Prefer to see it first? Request a faculty trial and we’ll open the videos for your faculty — no card needed.
Wherever the exam is taught
In the skills lab. Clinical skills courses, standardized-patient sessions and OSCEs work from one demonstrated technique, so teaching and scoring are consistent across preceptors and across sites.
On the wards and in clinic. A bedside reference that says what each finding is worth — for rounds, direct observation and case discussion — with AI Mode as a teaching tool for the case in front of you.
What happens next
- You pay or we invoice you.
Card checkout takes a minute and you’re live immediately. Invoice or PO: tell us and we’ll work with your purchasing office.
- You build the roster.
You’re the administrator. Paste in a list of emails — or connect single sign-on — mark each person faculty or learner, and they’re invited. Add and remove people through the year as your class turns over.
- Everyone signs in and uses it.
Your people get the full library — every video, the probability calculator, and AI Mode — on any device with a browser. You see who is using it in the admin dashboard.
Questions programs ask
What is a seat?
One person, for one year. You can move a seat to a new person when someone leaves.
Why is my quote higher than the band rate?
Rates are graduated, like tax brackets — each band applies only to the seats inside it. Twenty-five seats is 10 × $44 plus 15 × $38 = $1,010 a year, an average of $40.40 a seat.
What if we need more seats mid-year?
Add them any time — contact us and we’ll add the seats to your plan.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The site works in any mobile browser and installs to a home screen like an app. Videos stream, so your people need a connection.
Why not free videos, or the video library we already have?
They show you a maneuver. They don’t tell you what the finding is worth. Every maneuver here carries likelihood ratios from the published evidence for the diagnoses it bears on, graded for how well the research behind them was designed and done, with the citation attached — where our search of PubMed, the only database we search, found no study we could confirm meets our bar, the page says so rather than guessing — and the whole library is updated as the literature changes, not by edition.
What do you hold about our learners?
Each person’s email address, an optional name, and their role; passwords are held in hashed form by our authentication provider and never seen by us. We record usage — which entries and features are used, and how many AI Mode cases are run — and show it to your administrators as activity for your program; which videos are watched is recorded by session, not by name. No patient information ever enters BedsideDx: AI Mode takes a de-identified case description and doesn’t store it. We don’t sell information, and the apps carry no advertising, analytics or crash-reporting software. Anyone can delete their own account at any time. The privacy policy has the full list of providers.
Are the videos captioned?
Yes. Every video has closed captions, generated when it is published, and the player can show them in more than fifty languages.
Can we send corrections?
Anyone can. Every entry has a “Suggest an edit” button; we review each suggestion and publish the change for everyone.
Can we see it before we buy?
The entire reference is free to read without an account — technique, interpretation, helpfulness ratings and citations for every entry. Request a trial and we’ll open the videos for your faculty.