drawMD® - Free Patient Education

Personalize illustrations to efficiently explain conditions to your patients.

drawMD is now completely free, offering all access to all features with no subscription or in-app purchase required!

Teach your patients better using accurate and easy-to-understand personalized illustrations, presentations, and handouts to explain medical conditions and procedures.

drawMD® makes it easy for doctors, nurses and other clinical professionals to teach visually at the point of care. With professionally-created medical artwork templates spanning a wide range of medical specialties, drawMD® is a valuable tool for any medical practice.

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Features available to all users:

FULL MEDICAL ARTWORK LIBRARY

You can select drawing templates for a variety of medical specialties, including: Anesthesia & Critical Care, Breast Health, Cardiology, ENT, Family Practice, Female Pelvic Surgery/Urogynecology, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, OB/GYN, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, Plastic Surgery, Pulmonology Speech-Language Pathology, Thoracic Surgery, Transplant Surgery, and Urology

ANATOMY STAMPS

Explain anatomy and procedures quickly using teaching-oriented backgrounds and drop-in medical art overlays.

DRAW LINES & TEXT LABELS

You can annotate medical art with pen lines and text-stamps to quickly label illustrations.

Focus on the conversation and teach interactively by annotating as you go.

MULTIPLE SLIDES

Create multi-slide presentations by making a series of drawings using multiple backgrounds! Optimize and standardize your patient education by creating presentations in advance and reusing them. Tell the whole story with multiple slides. Save them a reuse them over and over, saving valuable time and making your consultations more consistent.

PRESENTATION MODE

You can easily present at the point of care without redrawing each time. Your patients will more fully understand their health care when they see the process step by step. You can focus on teaching as you present with just a swipe.

EMAIL AND PRINT HANDOUTS

Reinforce patient learning by providing a record of the conversation by emailing or printing handouts from your presentations. You can save the handout to their chart too.

UPLOAD CUSTOM BACKGROUNDS

Engage patients with personalized teaching by uploading your own medical art and imaging.You can upload your own image as a slide background that you can draw on.

SLIDE NOTES

You can save notes that appear in playback and in handouts. Involve your patient’s family by sending home your words alongside your drawings.

OFFLINE & CLOUD SYNC

Be ready to teach on the go on phones, tablets, laptops or desktops, with your preferences and saved data synced on the cloud. On mobile devices you can create and playback presentations without wifi or a data connection.

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Become a better patient educator with 4 simple steps in drawMD®:

1 - CHOOSE

Start by choosing a template from our library of over 140 professionally-created drawing templates across many clinical specialties. The full Content Library is available to all users, so add and remove as many template packs to your templates list from the content library as you need. You can add as many slides based on as many templates as you need.

2 - PREPARE

Select a template to start a new presentation. Annotate the background with overlay stamp, text and sketching. Add multiple slides to tell more of the story. Upload your own custom images and annotate. Add notes for each slide to appear during playback or in share handout.

3 - PLAYBACK

Use drawMD in presentation mode to easily swipe through your prepared slides in front of your patient.

4 - SHARE

Create high quality, professional handouts from your presentation slides and notes to download, print or email to your patient.

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drawMD® was originally created by Urologic Oncologists Dr. Alexander Kutikov and Dr. Todd Morgan to help them in their day-to-day practice. All the drawing templates in the application were designed by practicing doctors and nurses, and created by professional medical artists.