Clinical decision support

# Clinical answers with sources you can check.

Ask a clinical question. Get possible diagnoses and next steps, including when to escalate, each linked to its source.

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Example answer to a fictional question: 27 sources reviewed, 2 cited.

- A 2025 BMJ review found aerobic exercise helped knee osteoarthritis most, but safety data were limited. [1]
- A 2024 guide on kneecap pain backed knee exercises, with or without hip exercises, plus education. Evidence was mostly short-term. [2]

## 27 sources reviewed. 2 cited.

For this fictional question, Rhazes looked through 27 sources before answering. It shows the 2 it actually used, so you know what to open first.

1. Comparative efficacy and safety of exercise modalities in knee osteoarthritis: systematic review and network meta-analysis. TheBMJ · Journal · Impact factor 43 · General Practice / Family Medicine
2. Best practice guide for patellofemoral pain based on synthesis of a systematic review, the patient voice and expert clinical reasoning. BrJSpMed (BJSM) · Journal · Impact factor 16.2 · Rehabilitation Medicine

## Open the source behind the sentence.

See where each sentence comes from, and decide whether it fits your patient.

- A 2025 BMJ review found aerobic exercise helped knee osteoarthritis most, but safety data were limited. Source 1: TheBMJ · Journal.
- A 2024 guide on kneecap pain backed knee exercises, with or without hip exercises, plus education. Evidence was mostly short-term. Source 2: BrJSpMed (BJSM) · Journal.
- **Use with care:** both studies looked at patients with a confirmed diagnosis. Knee pain after running doesn’t confirm either, so their advice may not apply.

**Apply your clinical judgement.** Check it against your patient and your local protocols.

Example answer to a fictional question, shortened from the product’s answer. Clinical content has not been independently reviewed.

## Choose the guidance behind your answers.

Choose which sources Rhazes uses, and it remembers.

- **Search the web:** always on.
- **Prioritise regional sources:** put sources from your region first.
- **Search specific websites only:** only search the websites you pick.
- **Use a Space:** add your organisation’s protocols as a source.

## Questions from clinicians.

### Does Rhazes replace a specialist or my clinical judgement?

No. Rhazes helps you review the evidence. You decide what is right for your patient.

### Can it use our hospital guidelines?

Yes. Upload your protocols to Spaces, and Rhazes uses them alongside other clinical guidance.

### Can I change which sources it uses?

Yes. In the sources panel, choose the types of source and your location. Rhazes remembers your choice.

## Where will you go next?

- [Local guidelines & Spaces](https://www.rhazes.ai/spaces/): Bring local guidance into the answer. Use your organisation’s protocols as source material for clinical questions.
- [AI medical scribe](https://www.rhazes.ai/scribe/): Capture the consultation. Turn conversations or dictation into draft notes for your review.
- [Workflows](https://www.rhazes.ai/customisability/): Build a repeatable review. Arrange the steps for finding information, reasoning and checking with you.

Keep exploring: [Medical coding](https://www.rhazes.ai/coding/) · [Clinical audits](https://www.rhazes.ai/auditing/) · [EHR integration](https://www.rhazes.ai/ehr-integrations/) · [Templates](https://www.rhazes.ai/templates/)

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