Clinical Resources for the Bedside and Beyond

A single reference library built for medical students and doctors: a drug formulary of 1,800+ drugs, 105 annotated ECG strips, an X-ray atlas, 105 validated clinical calculators, structured differential diagnosis for clinical presentations, and a clinical image library. Everything you need at the bedside and in revision, in one place.

Formulary, ECG and X-ray atlases, calculators, differential diagnosis and image library

The clinical toolkit spans eight specialist resources. The drug formulary carries adult and paediatric monographs with dosing, interactions, and Indian brand names. The ECG atlas covers ECG strips across clinical categories, graded from beginner to advanced. The X-ray atlas walks through annotated cases with systematic reporting frameworks.

Alongside these sit 105 validated calculators across specialties, structured differential diagnosis for clinical presentations, a searchable medical image library, and a glossary of medical abbreviations that is free to use with no login.

Every resource is written and reviewed by practising clinicians and cross-checked against national and international guidance, including WHO, ICMR and NMC references. The aim is a reference set that is accurate enough to trust on the ward and structured enough to revise from before an exam.

Resources can be browsed by specialty, from cardiology and neurology to paediatrics and surgery, so you can jump straight to what your rotation or your exam needs.

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    drugs in the formulary with dosing and interactions

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    105 annotated ECG strips across clinical categories

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    validated 105 clinical calculators across specialties

Drug knowledge that is actually useful in India

All resources are derived from or cross-checked against leading national and international guidelines. The formulary, ECG atlas, calculators, differential diagnosis engine, and image library are built to be used together, so a question raised at the bedside can be answered without leaving the platform.

Eight free calculators and the full abbreviation glossary are open to everyone with no sign-up. Deeper reference material, including full drug profiles and the complete atlases, is available with a paid plan.

Explore the resource library

The clinical resources are available worldwide on web and mobile, with offline-friendly revision formats for lower-connectivity settings.

How questions are made

MedNext resources are written and reviewed by practising clinicians. Every monograph, strip, calculator and case is checked against current guidance before it goes live.

Start with a free account to browse the formulary, use the free calculators, and search the abbreviation glossary. Full access to every clinical resource comes with a paid plan.