The Digital Fellow

A clinical relationship that grows with your work

Evidence when you ask. A proactive Digital Fellow that follows what matters to your practice.

Available with eligible plan access

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Your clinical world

Your specialtyExplicit interestsSaved evidenceAuthorised protocols
Your Digital Fellow

Relevant evidence. Useful connections.

Illustrative context map · Availability depends on the supported workflow.
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Your clinical world, connected

Our vision is a personalised medical agent for every physician. Today's Fellow brings specialty, explicit interests, saved evidence and authorised local guidance into a proactive clinical intelligence workspace.

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Find something worth opening

Explore evidence alerts, weekly intelligence, knowledge-map connections and possible protocol drift. Follow the source and decide what deserves closer reading.

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Start with one useful job

A personal Fellow grows around the work you choose to return to. Start with a focused interest, an inspectable source or a preparation you need to review.

  1. Follow a research interest

    Select your specialty, save relevant papers and describe an explicit interest. Open a source from the Fellow brief and decide whether it belongs in that reading thread.

  2. Connect evidence with local context

    Use authorised local protocols alongside published literature. When the sources differ, inspect the exact passages and frame a question for your institution's review process.

  3. Prepare a discussion

    Start with the public journal-club worksheet. Where preparation is enabled, request a draft for a named paper, audience and discussion length. Review the source trail and the actual export before presenting it.

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A clear view of what is available

The core suite requires eligible paid-plan or complimentary Pro access. Persistent-context enhancements and generated journal-club preparation have account-level rollout controls. Patient-cohort understanding and the interactive diagrammatic library remain in development.

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