Continuing Medical Education for General Practitioners
A learning platform for General Practitioners: the latest general practice literature, with CME built in.
Stay current on the general practice literature without clearing your calendar
General practice means the whole of medicine can walk through your door. MDProgress filters the literature to your real scope and turns daily reading into tracked CME credit.
A faster way to spot worthwhile general practice papers
MDProgress watches journals like the BMJ, the British Journal of General Practice, and the CMAJ and brings useful papers into one feed. Read what matters, then record CME from the quiz.
A complete learning platform for General Practitioners
Use one feed to track the general practice papers worth reading
Generalists carry the widest clinical surface area in medicine, and every specialty's updates eventually reach their waiting room. Reading everything is impossible. Reading nothing is worse. The workable answer is reading selectively, guided by your actual practice.
MDProgress builds that selection for you. Describe your scope and patient mix, and the feed delivers the general medicine literature worth your limited minutes. Quiz as you go and your CME record assembles itself for reporting day.
Questions General Practitioners ask about MDProgress
- Does MDProgress count for CME for General Practitioners?
- Not as an accredited provider yet. Every answered quiz question records 0.2 credits into your activity record, and the exportable CME Activity Report is built for self reporting where your licensing or certification body allows it.
- How does MDProgress know what a General Practitioner needs to read?
- Your profile includes your specialty, journal picks, and learning goals. MDProgress uses that to surface recent papers from journals like the BMJ, the British Journal of General Practice, and the CMAJ that are more likely to be worth opening.
- How much time does keeping up with the literature take?
- Most General Practitioners use MDProgress when they are already checking email or reviewing articles between patients in clinic. The point is a small reading habit, not another study block.
- Does MDProgress only cover general practice?
- No. MDProgress covers many other specialties too, including Neurologists, Oncologists, Radiologists, Gastroenterologists, Endocrinologists, Pulmonologists, Nephrologists, Rheumatologists, and many more.
- What does MDProgress cost for General Practitioners?
- The first month is free and we do not ask for payment up front. Plans start at $22 per month afterward, and verified residents use MDProgress free for the length of their training.
Try the learning platform built for General Practitioners
Your first month is free, with no payment today. Set up your general practice profile and preview your feed.
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