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Capable is a reference tool for physicians. It brings together, in one place and offline, the work-incapacity reference durations published by four European public bodies, for more than 5,200 conditions and surgical procedures. FOUR PUBLIC SOURCES, SIDE BY SIDE • Belgium — CNMAS: the 29 official "Work incapacity and recovery" sheets. • Spain — INSS: Manual de Tiempos Óptimos de Incapacidad Temporal. • France — Assurance Maladie (ameli): sick-leave duration references by type of work. • Sweden — Socialstyrelsen: försäkringsmedicinskt beslutsstöd. No source is presented as "the" reference: when several exist, Capable shows their mean and median, then each source with a link to the original publication. WHAT YOU GET • 3,400 conditions (ICD-10) organised by specialty. • 1,830 surgical procedures, linked to the matching condition. • For the 29 CNMAS conditions: minimum / optimal / maximum duration by workload, assessment factors, return-to-work pathway, red flags. • Instant search by name, synonym, abbreviation or code, in your language. • Favourites, history, share a sheet. AI ESTIMATES — ALWAYS FLAGGED When no public source gives a duration, Capable may offer an estimate computed offline. It is clearly marked with a robot icon and a warning: it is neither an official duration nor a recommendation. 19 LANGUAGES Interface and medical content fully translated. PHYSICIANS ONLY — 100% OFFLINE • Access requires the physician's professional number (INAMI, RPPS, BIG, LANR, GLN…), checked on the device only: it is never transmitted. • No data collected, no account, no ads, no connection required. IMPORTANT Capable is for information only. Nothing displayed is binding — not for the physician, the patient or any insurer. Durations are drawn from public European recommendations; apart from the CNMAS sheets, they are not official Belgian durations. At all times, the physician alone is responsible for the individual assessment of the patient and for the incapacity duration prescribed. Capable is not a medical device and provides no diagnosis or treatment.