Educational clinical reasoning toolBuilt around
the complaint.
A structured path from complaint to management, before the diagnosis is made.
For residents and early-career first-line physicians, on shift and while revising.
Reasoning sequence
The diagnosis comes later. The reasoning starts now.
For those who see the complaint before the diagnosis.
MediEasy is built for physicians who are still building their clinical reflexes.
- Emergency medicine residents
- General practice residents
- Residents of other specialties, on call or on emergency rotation
- Final-year medical students
And early-career emergency physicians and GPs who want to keep a clear path.
Three formats, one verified source.
Every complaint is published in three forms, generated from the same content, written and verified by a physician.
Understand
Referenced clinical sheet
An in-depth, referenced sheet: differential diagnoses, clinical scores, dosing. Every claim is linked to its source.
Reason
Interactive flowchart
Work through it step by step. The path unfolds according to the findings you check.
Verify
Static flowchart
The whole reasoning path at a glance, to review and verify.
The same path, every complaint.
Six steps, structured the same way for every presenting complaint. Reasoning becomes a habit, not a search.
Complaint
Start from the presenting complaint
Severity
Red flags
Differential
Work-up
Management
Verified claim by claim.
Sources
Review of international and Belgian guidelines, and of the literature.
Writing
Every sheet is written by a physician.
Verification
Every claim is checked against its source, every dose against Belgian SmPCs and CBIP.
Publication
Automated quality checks, then a frozen, dated version before release.
No answers generated on the fly. Fixed, reviewed content that you can verify yourself.
Doses verified against Belgian SmPCs and CBIP, guidance adapted to the Belgian context.
Simple pricing
Frequently asked questions
What is MediEasy?
MediEasy is an educational clinical reasoning tool organised by presenting complaint. For each complaint it gives a structured path from severity and red flags to differential, work-up and management.
Who is MediEasy for?
Emergency medicine and general practice residents, residents of other specialties on call, final-year medical students, and early-career emergency physicians and GPs.
Is MediEasy a medical device?
MediEasy is designed as an educational reference tool: it presents a general reasoning path, processes no patient data and makes no personalised recommendation. We are having this positioning confirmed by an independent regulatory assessment.
Does MediEasy replace my judgement or my supervisor?
No. MediEasy helps you structure your reasoning. The decision remains yours, and when in doubt, a senior's opinion remains the reference.
Do I need to enter patient information?
No, never. MediEasy neither asks for nor stores any patient data.
Where does the content come from?
International and Belgian guidelines, the literature, Belgian SmPCs and CBIP. Every sheet is written and verified by a physician, and every claim cites its source.
What formats are available for each complaint?
Three, generated from the same physician-verified content: a referenced clinical sheet, an interactive flowchart and a static flowchart.
When will I get access?
We open in small cohorts. Early sign-ups are contacted first, and we will write to you as soon as a place opens for your profile.
How much does it cost?
Access is free during the closed beta. We will let you know before any billing, and nothing will be charged without your consent.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, MediEasy runs directly in your phone's browser. An iOS and Android app is planned.
Which languages are supported?
The website is available in French and English.
Start with the complaint.
The gap is not access to information. It is assembling the reasoning path fast enough to act.