ClinicalAssist

Clinical decision support

You can already see the patient is deteriorating.The question is what to do next.

ClinicalAssist takes one structured assessment and returns ranked differentials, the investigations that discriminate between them, prescribing checked against this patient's renal function and allergies, and a care pathway with its reasoning written out — tailored to your role, country and setting.

Decision support for qualified healthcare professionals. It does not replace clinical judgement, and the treating clinician retains responsibility for every decision.

Observation chart

Worked example

An illustrative observation chart showing a patient deteriorating across 3 sets of observations, with the NEWS2 total rising from 1 to 13.
Parameter08:0010:0012:00
Resp/min202224
SpO₂%959492
O₂AirAir2L
Sys BPmmHg128118104
Pulse/min8899112
Temp°C37.238.138.6
ACVPUAAC
NEWS21513

Low riskRoutine monitoring

08:00 round

What comes back

One assessment in. Four things out.

  1. Differentials, ranked

    Three to five differentials with the features that support each one, the features that argue against it, and the finding that would settle it.

  2. Investigations that fit your setting

    Bedside first, then community, then hospital — each linked to the differential it discriminates, and marked essential, recommended, or worth considering.

  3. Prescribing checked against this patient

    Doses adjusted for their eGFR, weight and age, cross-referenced against documented allergies, with a STOPP/START review of what they already take.

  4. A pathway you can defend

    Admit, virtual ward, or home — with the reasoning written out, the escalation criteria named, and safety netting phrased for where you actually are.

Ask it back

Argue with the analysis before you act on it.

Every assessment ends in a conversation. Challenge the pathway, pressure-test the differential, ask what happens if the first-line drug is contraindicated, or have it draft the handover. It answers against this patient — their comorbidities, their eGFR, their allergies, the working diagnosis you picked — and the exchange is saved into the clinical report you export.

Ask about this assessment

Why not admit? NEWS2 is 9.

Admission is the right call here — it is what I recommended. A NEWS2 of 9 with a new ACVPU change and a single parameter scoring 3 meets the threshold on its own.

Virtual ward would need a stable trajectory; these obs are moving the wrong way across three rounds.

Check against allergiesDraft a handoverWhat am I missing?

Data handling

Where things are stored, stated plainly.

You should not have to guess what is kept, where it lives, or when anything is sent to a model. Please avoid entering direct patient identifiers unless your organisation's governance process permits it.

Account profile
Email, display name, role, country, location and organisation are stored in your protected Firebase profile.
Assessment workspace
In-progress assessments, templates and workflow state stay in your browser, so you can walk away mid-assessment and come back to it.
AI calls, only on request
Assessment content goes to the model only when you run an analysis or an export, routed through Vercel AI Gateway. API data is not used for training by default.

Scope of practice

It shows you what your role can act on.

Over 40 clinical roles, each with its own feature set. Non-prescribers get assessment and escalation detail instead of prescribing panels; students get the reasoning spelled out; advanced practitioners get the full clinical picture.

Start with the patient in front of you.

One structured assessment, and you get differentials, investigations, prescribing, a pathway, and a report you can hand over.

ClinicalAssist is a decision support tool only and does not replace clinical judgement. Read full disclaimer