Built by clinicians,
for clinicians in Africa
🎯 Our mission
MedScopeHub was built to solve a problem every clinician in a Nigerian district hospital, Kenyan health centre, or Ghanaian referral unit knows well: the right dose is in a textbook you don't have time to find, a guideline PDF that won't load on your phone, or a formula you haven't calculated since medical school.
We build free, fast, offline-capable clinical calculators aligned to WHO, FMOH Nigeria, Kenya MOH, Ghana Health Service, and BNFc guidelines. Every tool is weight-based, evidence-referenced, and built specifically for the clinical contexts, drug formularies, and patient populations of sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
MedScopeHub is free. No login. No paywall. No internet required once loaded. Built for the ward, not the conference room.
🧑⚕️ Medical team
📧 To contact the medical team directly regarding a clinical content concern, email medscopehub@gmail.com. We treat all dosing error reports as urgent and aim to respond within 48 hours.
📚 Guidelines we follow
All MedScopeHub calculators are built on current, peer-reviewed, and nationally endorsed clinical guidelines. The primary references for each tool are stated on the tool page itself. Our overarching sources include:
- WHO Essential Medicines — WHO Model Formulary and treatment guidelines (2022 editions)
- FMOH Nigeria — Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria national treatment guidelines and NMEP malaria protocols
- Kenya MOH / NMCP — Kenya National Malaria Control Programme and Kenya Essential Medicines List
- Ghana Health Service — Standard Treatment Guidelines (7th Edition)
- BNFc / BNFC — British National Formulary for Children (current edition) for paediatric dosing
- NICE Guidelines — UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE NG29, NG51 and others)
- IMCI — WHO/UNICEF Integrated Management of Childhood Illness protocols
- GINA / GOLD — Global asthma and COPD initiative guidelines where applicable
🔄 Review & update policy
Clinical guidelines change. Drug doses change. Our commitment is to keep every tool current, accurate, and safe.
Review triggers
- A new WHO, FMOH, Kenya MOH, or Ghana Health Service guideline is published affecting any tool
- A reported dosing error or clinical concern is received via medscopehub@gmail.com
- A BNFc or formulary update changes a paediatric dose
- Scheduled annual review (every January) of all 21 tools
Version tracking
Each calculator page displays its guideline version and last review date in the page footer. When a tool is updated, the version number increments and the review date updates. Users who notice a discrepancy between our tools and a current guideline are encouraged to report it immediately.
💬 Get in touch
For clinical content concerns, guideline questions, partnership enquiries, or general feedback, use the details below or visit our Contact page.