Clinical decision support systems have a reputation problem. Most are glorified alert factories that interrupt workflows and fire irrelevant warnings. Documedic takes a different approach: it provides evidence-based recommendations that fit into how clinicians actually think and work.
What Documedic Does
Documedic (internally codenamed Aether Clinician) is a CDSS that assists with three core clinical workflows:
Diagnostic Assistance. Present symptoms and patient context, and Documedic surfaces differential diagnoses ranked by likelihood. Each suggestion comes with supporting evidence and reasoning.
Drug Interaction Checks. Enter a medication list and Documedic flags interactions with severity levels, mechanism explanations, and alternative suggestions. It considers the patient's full context: age, renal function, existing conditions, and concurrent medications.
Treatment Planning. For common conditions, Documedic generates evidence-based treatment plans with dosing, monitoring schedules, and follow-up recommendations aligned to current clinical guidelines.
How It Works
The AI layer runs through OpenRouter, giving access to multiple foundation models. Each clinical query is structured with medical context and safety constraints. Responses are post-processed for medical accuracy checks. All patient data stays within the deployment.
Built for Clinical Workflows
The interface is designed for speed. Clinicians need answers during a patient encounter. Every recommendation includes a confidence indicator and source references. The system explicitly flags when it is uncertain.
Try It
Documedic is live at documedic.aiknol.com. Built with NestJS, React, PostgreSQL, and OpenRouter AI.
Documedic is a clinical decision support tool. It does not replace clinical judgment.
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