I've interfaced with a fair few MDs in the US behind the scenes, so to speak. The site nearly every MD in the US uses is called UpToDate: https://www.uptodate

I've interfaced with a fair few MDs in the US behind the scenes, so to speak. The site nearly every MD in the US uses is called UpToDate: https://www.uptodate.com/login https://www.uptodate.com/login It's not really for laypeople, so you can't poke around in there (check your alumni benefits though, many associations have subscriptions). But, to give you an idea, the site is pretty much a diagnostician. You can just plug in symptoms, patient history and demographics, and it'll give you nearly everything that you need to know. Lots of best practices, research papers, summary papers, testimonials, etc. It's effectively an AI for MDs, and it's good. What I'm trying to say is that your first instinct is correct: The MDs that you're going to really are in fact idiots that can't even be arsed to use a web form.