Evidence-based literature tools for healthcare professionals. Surface the most relevant research in minutes — ranked by quality, organized by condition.
Choose a specialty, select your conditions, set your filters — then run the digest. PT Digest searches PubMed with curated queries and returns a ranked feed, with guidelines and systematic reviews first.
Whether you're a practicing clinician, a faculty member reviewing the literature, or a student building clinical reasoning — ClinicDigest puts the right evidence in front of you, fast.
Browse by condition, not keywords. Each digest ships with a curated library mapped to optimized PubMed queries — no search expertise required.
Systematic reviews and RCTs from flagship journals surface first. Best Evidence and Best Match ranking modes let you search on your own terms.
Earn continuing education credit from what you actually read. Knowledge checks are generated from the specific abstracts you reviewed that session.
Red flag conditions flagged within each specialty — keeping differential diagnosis visible alongside the primary condition literature.
Each digest is purpose-built for its specialty — curated condition libraries, specialty-specific journals, and differential awareness built in.
Seven specialties — orthopedic, neurologic, pediatric, cardiopulmonary, sports, geriatric, and pelvic health. Ranked by journal tier, study design, and recency.
Evidence-based literature for occupational therapists — organized by condition, population, and intervention area. Built on the same platform as PTDigest.
Research discovery for speech-language pathologists — covering communication disorders, dysphagia, language development, and voice conditions.
Whether it's a bug report, a feature idea, a CE question, or you just want to tell us which conditions to cover next.
PT Digest is a literature discovery tool and does not provide medical advice. Please don't include patient-identifying information in your message.
Effective Date: April 27, 2026
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