Clinical Advisor

Flags and proposals

Reads the whole record, flags the unopened result and the buried allergy, and proposes the test or the medicine. It never orders.

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Waits for a clinician

What Clinical Advisor does

Flags results, allergies, interactions and trends that the record holds and a busy clinician may not have seen, each with the evidence it rests on.
Proposes a test, a medicine change or a review, as a proposal in your queue — never as an order.
Answers the clinical questions the operations agents are not allowed to answer, and only when a named clinician is deciding.
Says it cannot determine something when it cannot, rather than guessing.

Guardrails

Act. Ever. Every output is a proposal with a named owner.
Make a clinical statement to anyone who is not a clinician.
Appear on any patient-facing surface, under any name.
Answer a question about a patient without the record open in front of a clinician.

Who it helps

The consultant with forty patients and one afternoon. The GP seeing a new patient with a thick file. The pharmacist reconciling medicines on admission. The clinical director who wants to know that nothing was missed, and to be able to show it.