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Everything between a search box and a clinical decision.

Applied Evidence indexes 2.1 million clinical papers, summarises each one for the discipline reading it, and delivers the new ones that match what you treat.

2.1M
clinical papers indexed across PubMed, Europe PMC, OpenAlex and Crossref
3
disciplines, each with its own sub-specialty taxonomy and clinical read
$1
a month for unlimited summaries, with the first month free
What you get

Five things, and none of them is a chatbot.

Clinical search

Filter by discipline, sub-specialty, study type and year, then sort by relevance, recency or study quality so meta-analyses surface before case reports.

STUDY TYPE
Meta-analysis
Systematic rev.
RCT
Cohort
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Easy to read, relevant

One trial, written three ways. The clinical implication is drafted separately for PT, OT and SLP.

Physical therapistOccupational therapistSpeech-language pathologist
Anchor mobility goals to the shared weekly plan rather than to discipline-specific milestones, and state the functional target the client and family named.
Summaries with the caveats

A one-line finding, numbered results, how it was done — and a standing section on what it does not show.

Low-load BFR training matched heavy resistance for quadriceps strength at 12 weeks with less anterior knee pain.
1No between-group difference in peak torque at 12 weeks.
2Lower anterior knee pain in the BFR group.
WHAT IT DOES NOT SHOW
Single-centre, 12-week follow-up only. Re-injury and return-to-sport rates were not assessed.
A weekly digest you can skim

New papers in the topics you treat, grouped by the alert that caught them. One email, once a week.

Applied Evidence digestWeek of 31 Aug
ACL & KNEE REHAB · 3 PAPERS
Blood-Flow-Restriction Training vs. Heavy Resistance After ACL Reconstruction
PEDIATRIC LANGUAGE · 1 PAPER
Parent-Implemented Language Intervention for Late-Talking Toddlers
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Save articles

Save anything, file it into collections, and leave a private note on why you kept it. Notes never leave your account and never train anything.

Built per discipline

Every summary is written for the discipline reading it.

Pick a discipline and any number of sub-specialties at sign-up. Filters, the weekly digest and the clinical implication on every summary all follow that choice.

PTPhysical therapy

Loading, dosage and progression criteria — what the protocol actually was, and whether it transfers to your caseload.

OrthopedicsSportsNeurologyVestibularCardiopulmonaryGeriatricsPediatrics
OTOccupational therapy

Whether a finding shows up in everyday occupation or only in timed capacity testing — and what to measure to know.

Neuro RehabPediatricsHand TherapyMental HealthGeriatricsWork & Ergonomics
SLPSpeech-language pathology

Delivery mode, dose and generalisation to untrained items — the details that decide whether a protocol survives your clinic.

AphasiaDysphagiaPediatric SpeechVoiceFluencyAAC

Free to search, three full summaries a month.

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