Clinical reasoning that works in the room.
Open a pathway, confirm the management, reach for a tool — each mapped to named UK guidance. Built for busy clinics, urgent care and out-of-hours, where the next decision matters more than the next exam.
What's newLatest NICE, MHRA and UKHSA updatesPreparing for the SCA instead?
How to use Reasoning GP
A two-minute tour: what the site is for, the one framework behind every page, and exactly which layer to open at each point in a consultation — so you always know where to go. 🗺️ Pathways — diagnose💠 Protocols — treat📋 Casebook — learn📚 Articles — check Read the 2-minute guide Ask the assistantAsk a clinical question
Ask in plain English. Answers draw on the Reasoning GP library and current UK guidance — NICE, specialty guidance, MHRA safety updates and the manufacturers’ SPCs — with the source named and links to the matching pathway, protocol or case. Reference only — general guidance questions, not advice about a specific patient; do not enter identifiable patient information. Ask a questionYour main tools — diagnose · treat · prescribe · consult
Pathways
One visual flow per presentation — Safety · Diagnose · Refer · Treat · Lifestyle. Print to a clean handout.
Browse pathways → 💠200+ · NICE-anchoredProtocols
Once the diagnosis is set — first-line to referral, with drug ladders, monitoring and review timing.
Open protocols → 💊Ready Rx · RAG · sick-dayPrescribing
Everything around the prescription — ready-built Rx, who pays, FP10, what not to prescribe, RAG and sick-day rules.
Open prescribing → 🧬Core · the consultation structure, by presentationConsultation Spine
Pick a presenting complaint to see the nine-part structure of a consultation for it — the history to take, the red flags to screen, the examination, investigations and safety-netting, with the matching case, protocol and pathway. A teaching scaffold: it takes no patient details and writes nothing for a patient. SCA model write-ups use fictional cases.
1Pick a complaint2Read the nine parts3Practise with SCA cases Open tool →The reference library
Casebook
Full clinical walkthroughs — the whole reasoning thread from presentation to plan, grouped by specialty.
Open Casebook → 📚400+ topics · A–ZArticles
Concise A–Z primary-care topic notes — the quick-reference companion to every pathway, protocol and case.
Browse articles → 🎧100 briefings · listenAudios
AI + human clinical briefings for the commute or between patients — listening time counts towards your CPD.
Open the player →Everything at the desk
Reason like the patient needs it — and score like the examiner marks it.
The same clinical reasoning in an SCA-style format — an educational simulation, not affiliated with or endorsed by the RCGP. Work the most common stations, see how each is marked against our reading of the three published domains, then rehearse under real exam conditions.
What's newLatest NICE, MHRA and UKHSA updatesWorking a real clinic instead?
How to pass the SCA
A two-minute orientation: the exam format, the marking arithmetic across the three domains, why candidates fail — and a week-by-week plan that runs Understand → See a pass → Practise → Mock → Sharpen → Track. 🎙️ Hot Seat — practise🔁 Mock circuit — rehearse📚 Q-bank — sharpen🌡️ Readiness — track Open the SCA Guide Ask the assistantAsk a clinical question
Ask in plain English. Answers draw on the Reasoning GP library and current UK guidance — NICE, specialty guidance, MHRA safety updates and the manufacturers’ SPCs — with the source named and links to the matching pathway, protocol or case. Reference only — general guidance questions, not advice about a specific patient; do not enter identifiable patient information. Ask a questionSit in the Hot Seat — 12-minute timer, RCGP scorecard, record & review
The core of your prep: work a case end to end on the 12-minute clock, mark yourself against the three real domains, and record-and-review to see what to fix — then take it live against an AI patient.
Open the Hot SeatThree things nothing else gives you
AI Patient Simulator
Talk to a real-feeling patient out loud, then get marked against the three domains — solo practice that actually feels like exam day.
Start a consultation → 🔁Full exam-day circuitAI Mock Exam Circuit
Several AI patients back-to-back on the relay clock, then one auto-marked report card across the whole diet — the closest thing to the real thing.
Sit a mock circuit → 🌡️Pass-likelihood verdictMy Readiness
Every rep feeds one picture: a pass-likelihood verdict, the habits quietly costing you marks, your curriculum coverage — and the single best next move.
Check my readiness →