iatroX

iatroX is your AI‑powered co‑pilot for clinical decision‑making and exam preparation, supporting clinicians and trainees in the UK, US, Canada and Australia. Get instant, evidence‑based answers drawn from high‑quality regional clinical resources, while an adaptive Q‑Bank and spaced‑repetition engine help you learn faster, remember longer, and perform better in high‑stakes exams.

Instant clinical support in your pocket

AI clinical co‑pilot: Ask questions in plain language and receive clear, structured answers to support day‑to‑day decision‑making. Each response aims to be transparent, explainable, and anchored in recognised guidelines or evidence appropriate to your region.

Reasoned, transparent outputs: Expand sections to see the reasoning steps, differential considerations, confidence markers, and links or citations to underlying sources – not a “black box”, but a tool you can interrogate.

Time‑saving in clinic: Use iatroX to clarify management options, refresh guideline details, and reduce time spent searching across multiple resources.

(iatroX is designed to support – not replace – your clinical judgement. Always verify against local policies and primary guidance.)

Integrated CPD, reflection and portfolio

Effortless CPD capture: Turn clinical queries and learning moments into CPD entries directly from your askiatroX interactions or log activities manually.

AI‑assisted reflection: Structured prompts help you reflect on significant events, difficult cases, and learning points in a more systematic way.

Mapped to professional domains: Track CPD and map activity to domains used by regulators and generate exportable summaries to support appraisal and revalidation.

One place for learning: Clinical Q&A, quizzes and reflection all live in a single, coherent workflow.

Cognitive‑science Q‑Bank for exam success

iatroX’s question banks are built around core principles from cognitive science – retrieval practice, spaced repetition and adaptive learning – to maximise retention and transfer to real‑world practice.

Active recall & retrieval practice: High‑quality single‑best‑answer questions and clinical vignettes force you to retrieve knowledge rather than simply re‑read it, a method repeatedly shown to deepen learning and long‑term retention.

Spaced repetition for durability: Questions are resurfa