Clinical AI Analysis for Doctors

Choose a clinical template, complete it manually or from your intake, attach available reports and select Analyze. Review structured output and references, then accept, edit or remove each suggestion.

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Feature B:Clinical AI Analysis

From Clinical Templates to Structured AI-Assisted Analysis.

Organize consultation information, include available patient report findings, and generate structured clinical analysis with relevant references for your review.

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Choose a clinical template. Start from a specialty template or one of your own.
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Complete the intake. Fill fields manually, or dictate a note and choose Fill Template Fields to complete supported fields.
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Adjust templates when you need to. Edit or duplicate a template, create one from scratch, or save a visit as a new template.
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Attach available reports. Add PDF, Word, text or image files, or photograph a paper report on mobile.
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Click Analyze. Analyze with DxCopilot reads the intake and the reports’ extracted text.
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Review the structured output. Report findings, the overall analysis and its citations appear in separate, labelled cards.
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Accept, edit or remove. Decide on each suggestion. Accepted items can carry onto the consultation’s prescription pad.

1 · Template

General Medicine

2 · Intake

Symptoms
History / Comorbidities
Observations

3 · Reports

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4 · Analyze with DxCopilot

5 · Review structured results

Alerts

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Differential Diagnosis

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Suggested Tests

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Medications

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Citations & References

Illustrative layout using the application’s section names. Placeholder lines stand in for output; this is not a real analysis.

Templates that fit your practice

Select a predefined template: Specialty starter templates give each case a consistent structure.
Edit template content: Add, rename or remove sections and fields to match how you examine.
Create a new template: Build from scratch, duplicate an existing one, or save a visit as a template.
Populate it manually: Text, number, option, yes/no and chip fields keep entries structured.
Populate it with AI: Fill Template Fields completes only empty fields that can hold a stated value exactly.
Review before analysis: Every value stays editable; details without a field are kept separately.

Browse specialty templates How template auto-fill works

Patient reports in the analysis

Supported files: PDF, Word (DOCX), plain text, and JPG, PNG, WEBP or GIF images — by default up to 10 MB each and 10 files per visit, with 5 included in each analysis.
How they are read: text in searchable PDFs, Word and text files is read directly. Printed text in images and scanned pages is recognised in your browser, and you can check and correct it before it is sent.
Findings kept apart: each report gets its own card — Summary, Key Findings, Abnormal / Important Findings, Clinical Significance, Warnings — with a processing status, separate from the overall analysis.
Limits: DxCopilot works from extracted text. It does not visually interpret images, scans or ECG traces, and recognition can contain errors, so check what was read.

What the analysis can include

Shown under the same names as in the app. Choose which parts each template asks for, and a concise, standard or detailed response, with Reconfigure AI.

Alerts
Red flags and points to reassess.
Clinical Summary
The case as the analysis understood it.
Differential Diagnosis
Most likely, also consider, and the reasoning for each.
What Might Be Missing?
Information worth gathering.
Risk Scores
Relevant clinical scores alongside the case.
Suggested Tests
Investigations to consider.
Treatment
Management considerations.
Medications
Dose, frequency, duration and cautions, plus current-medication and interaction review.
Second Opinion
An alternative view of the case.
Follow-Up Plan
Optional; switched on per template.
What Has Changed Since Last Visit?
Previous and current values side by side, with earlier history in the review. The QR code on the pad opens previous visits.
Citations & References
Supporting sources to check.

Clinical decision support, not a diagnosis. AI output can be incomplete or incorrect. You review every suggestion against the patient in front of you and remain responsible for clinical decisions.

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Clinical AI Analysis Questions

How does Clinical AI Analysis work?

Choose a clinical template, complete its fields manually or with Fill Template Fields from your dictated or typed note, attach any available reports and select Analyze with DxCopilot. The analysis appears in labelled cards, and you accept, edit or remove each suggestion.

Can I edit templates or create my own?

Yes. Start from a built-in specialty template, edit its sections and fields, duplicate it, create one from scratch, or save a recorded visit as a new template. Reconfigure AI chooses which parts of the analysis a template asks for and how detailed the response is.

Which report formats are supported?

PDF, Word (DOCX), plain text, and JPG, PNG, WEBP or GIF images. By default each file can be up to 10 MB, with up to 10 files per visit and 5 included in each analysis. Printed text in images and scanned pages is recognised in your browser with an English recognition model, and you can review and correct it before it is sent.

Does DxCopilot interpret images, scans or ECG traces?

No. The analysis works from text: text read from documents and printed text recognised in images and scans. It does not visually interpret images, scans or ECG traces, and recognition can contain errors. Each report shows a status such as Processed, Partially Processed or No Text Found.

What does the analysis include?

Depending on the template's settings: Alerts, Clinical Summary, Differential Diagnosis, What Might Be Missing?, Risk Scores, Suggested Tests, Treatment, Medications, Second Opinion, an optional Follow-Up Plan, and Citations & References. Each attached report also gets its own card with a summary, key findings, abnormal or important findings, clinical significance and warnings.

Are attached reports stored?

For Solo Doctor accounts, attached files are not stored. Their text is extracted in memory, only that text is sent to the configured AI model, and the files are discarded. Do not include direct patient identifiers in uploads. The privacy policy describes how information is handled.

How are Clinical AI Analysis credits used?

Each completed analysis that reaches the AI model uses one Clinical AI Analysis credit, separate from Quick Prescription & Notes credits. Your plan and account show the allowance and what remains.

Does the analysis replace my clinical judgment?

No. It is clinical decision support. AI output can be incomplete or incorrect; review every suggestion against the patient and appropriate sources. You remain responsible for diagnosis, prescribing and treatment.

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