Understand any paper in your field
in ten minutes
Peer-reviewed research across physical, occupational and speech therapy, and nursing. Read in full, written in plain language, with the limits stated alongside the finding.
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You don't have time to sift through millions of papers.
Between patients you get a few spare minutes, an abstract behind a paywall, and no way to tell whether the trial was any good. The literature is not short of answers — it is short of answers written for the ten minutes you actually have.
Know in one line whether a paper is worth reading.
Every result leads with the finding, the study type and the sample — enough to tell a meta-analysis on your caseload from an underpowered pilot before you open it.
Every finding comes with its limits.
Every summary names what the study does not show, rates how certain the evidence is, and gives the paper's own declaration of funding and interests wherever it makes one. It all sits right next to the result.
Every summary is written for the discipline reading it.
An interdisciplinary TBI study means something different to the physio setting mobility goals than to the SLP working on cognitive-communication. Each paper is read in full, then read again for each discipline it applies to and filed under that discipline's sub-specialties.
Loading, dosage and progression criteria — what the protocol actually was, and whether it transfers to your caseload.
Whether a finding shows up in everyday occupation or only in timed capacity testing — and what to measure to know.
Delivery mode, dose and generalisation to untrained items — the details that decide whether a protocol survives contact with a caseload.
Whether a finding changes the assessment, the monitoring or the teaching a nurse does on shift, and what it would take to adopt it on a ward.
Search for a topic and see what the studies found.
What this does not do.
Use it to find and triage evidence for yourself. Do not present a summary to a patient as guidance — the clinical judgement stays yours.
We summarise papers whose full text is free to read, so the original is always one click away. Good papers behind a paywall are missing for now.
A paper marked retracted is taken off the site. Each paper's record is re-checked about every two weeks, so a new retraction can take that long to catch. If you find one first, report it and it comes down.
Report it from the paper page. We check it against the source and fix it.
Find out what the evidence says before your next session.
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