MedShr

MedShr MedShr is a GMC and HIPAA compliant network for doctors and HCPs to discuss clinical cases, with more than 2 million members in 180 countries.

London Business Awards - Impact Award 2020
SME UK Enterprise Awards - Best Medical Education Tech Platform 2020 Developed by doctors, MedShr is the easy and safe way for verified medical professionals to discover, discuss and share clinical cases and medical images. Now with over 350,000 members worldwide - join free today! MedShr has been featured on the BBC, Sky News, The Telegraph & The Evening

Standard. It was also awarded FB Start App of the Year 2016.

“A revolution in the way Medical Knowledge spreads” ***** - Dr Tzalamouras Basilis, Interventional Cardiology Fellow

“An excellent way of discussing cases” ***** - Dr Layla Thurston, Junior Doctor

“This is amazing – like Instagram meets YouTube for doctors” ***** - Dr Antonio Colombo, Interventional Cardiologist

“Really useful – a must-have for doctors” ***** - Mr Antony Perrera, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

DISCOVER AND DISCUSS MEDICAL IMAGES & CASES

From ECGs, scans and X-rays to patient photos and videos, MedShr helps you find and discuss relevant medical cases with colleagues, by specialty and at all grades. MedShr is a totally secure, private network and features a unique system for obtaining patient consent. Follow clinical cases you find interesting and learn from your peers with informal and accredited case based discussion. SHARE KNOWLEDGE WITH VERIFIED MEMBERS

MedShr is the simple way to capture, share and discuss clinical images and videos in your everyday practice. Create a case, obtain consent and start a discussion securely from your mobile. Send medical cases to colleagues, share them with the wider community, export to your e-portfolio or simply organise cases for your personal records. MedShr is safe, secure and enables you to maintain complete control over the privacy of your cases - with all members being 100% verified as doctors, healthcare professionals and medical students. EXPAND YOUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK

Medical students and doctors of all levels are joining MedShr to advance their learning as they connect with peers from their university, place of work and across the world. Connect and follow specialists in your field to keep up to date on their latest cases, techniques and learnings. Join groups to learn from others, share findings or just converse around complex and interesting clinical cases. Medical students, junior doctors and specialist trainees use MedShr groups as a resource for informal learning, ahead of case-based examinations and as an aid to formal learning. HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Our community is providing medics in crisis zones and doctors in developing countries with quick access to second and specialist medical opinions so that they can make critical clinical decisions. With your participation, you can collaborate with like-minded professionals and be part of a new frontier in medical education.

“MedShr is a brilliant idea - smartphones connect doctors, making it possible for aid workers to get an instant medical diagnosis” * - Rohan Silver, Evening Standard

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An algorithm trained on cost can learn to under-treat the patients who were historically under-treated. That is not a hy...
02/09/2026

An algorithm trained on cost can learn to under-treat the patients who were historically under-treated. That is not a hypothetical; it is what Obermeyer found.
Module 3: bias, hallucination, and where the data goes. Details in the first comment.

Tomorrow at 13:00 UK. A patient with chronic recurrent vomiting, and the workup that gets to the diagnosis. A real case ...
02/09/2026

Tomorrow at 13:00 UK. A patient with chronic recurrent vomiting, and the workup that gets to the diagnosis. A real case presented by Professor Alex Ford, Professor and Honorary Consultant Gastroenterologist, with a live Q&A. 1 Free CPD credit. Registration link in the comments.

Puzzling Paediatric Case from our community. What is your diagnosis for this child with finger swelling, gingival inflam...
02/09/2026

Puzzling Paediatric Case from our community. What is your diagnosis for this child with finger swelling, gingival inflammation and tongue ulceration? Discuss on MedShr:

Erythema and Swelling of Finger on MedShr

This Thursday: a patient with chronic recurrent vomiting, and the workup that gets to the diagnosis. A real case present...
01/09/2026

This Thursday: a patient with chronic recurrent vomiting, and the workup that gets to the diagnosis. A real case presented by Professor Alex Ford, Consultant Gastroenterologist, with a live Q&A. 13:00 UK / 08:00 ET / 20:00 SGT. 1 Free CPD credit. Registration link in the comments.

An unusual cause of chest pain 🩺Do you agree with the working diagnosis for this patient with chest pain and orthopnoea?...
01/09/2026

An unusual cause of chest pain 🩺

Do you agree with the working diagnosis for this patient with chest pain and orthopnoea? Share your thoughts on MedShr: https://medshr.it/rZbQ8yUClBb

Very unusual explanation for orthopnea and chest pain on MedShr

31/08/2026

4 new ESC guidelines are now live from Munich — and the updates are already sparking debate across cardiology.

The 2026 Heart Failure Guidelines bring 6 key changes worth knowing. Mildly reduced ejection fraction has been removed, with a clean split now at 50%. Heart failure has a new staging model extending from at-risk patients all the way through to advanced disease. And treatment is reorganised into Foundational Medical Therapy, Additional Medical Therapy, and Guideline-Directed Interventional Therapy — including edge-to-edge repair for mitral disease and device therapy.

The hotline studies from this year's Congress are also generating significant discussion, with several findings that could shift clinical practice.

All 4 guidelines and the latest hotline headlines are live on the MedShr ESC Hub 2026 👇
https://dub.sh/BSkxtZF

60M with complex ventral & bilateral groin hernias underwent eTEP repair. From the operative view, can you identify the ...
31/08/2026

60M with complex ventral & bilateral groin hernias underwent eTEP repair. From the operative view, can you identify the mesh layer?

Sign in with your NHS/academic email to view & add your comments
https://sbee.link/w3a7rvnu96

Ventral an bilateral groin hernia on MedShr

The 2026 ESC Heart Failure Guidelines are out — and they go further than most expected.Six updates are reshaping how we ...
29/08/2026

The 2026 ESC Heart Failure Guidelines are out — and they go further than most expected.

Six updates are reshaping how we classify, describe and treat heart failure. Heart failure now has stages A–D, extending management to at-risk and pre-symptomatic patients. HFmrEF has been removed entirely. MRAs are Class I regardless of LVEF. And semaglutide or tirzepatide now carry a formal recommendation in symptomatic HF with LVEF ≥45% and BMI ≥30 — irrespective of diabetes.

The biggest shift is philosophical: heart failure is now treated as a continuum, not a series of EF-defined boxes.

Which of these six changes will have the biggest impact on your practice? Join the discussion on the MedShr ESC Hub 👇
https://dub.sh/56IKJ1s

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