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Quickly search medical & research sites like NICE, BNF, Geeky Medics, PubMed, and more. MedQuickSearch is a productivity and e-learning tool for medical students and doctors, designed to make online revision, research, and reference searches faster and more efficient. No more opening NICE guidelines, BNF, Geeky Medics, Zero to Finals, or research sites like PubMed and Google Scholar one by one—MedQuickSearch brings them together at your fingertips: • Double-click any medical term to instantly see a popup with quick links to search your preferred clinical and research resources. • Highlight + modifier key (Ctrl, Shift, or Alt) for the same popup functionality. • Customizable sites: Add, remove, or enable/disable your favorite reference websites for instant access. • Tick All buttons: Quickly enable all clinical or research sites. • Open All: Search multiple sites at once with a single click. • Default initialization: All core clinical and research sites are ready to use immediately after installation. Save time, stay focused, and streamline your revision or research workflow. Whether you’re preparing for exams, brushing up on clinical knowledge, or reviewing literature, MedQuickSearch puts reliable medical references at your fingertips. Developed by Dr. Howard Chao, Dr. Windsor Chao, and Dr. Bernice Johal.
Jan 27, 2026
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