We're building the next evolution of EMGuidance. Come with us.

 

Clinical guidance is evolving. And so are we. At EMGuidance, our goal has always been to make trusted clinical knowledge more accessible and useful for Healthcare Professionals working on the frontline.

Now, we're taking the next step. We're building a more intelligent clinical platform, bringing together clinical knowledge, local healthcare context and AI to help you find relevant information in new ways. And we want to bring you along as we build.

 
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Now, we're taking the next step.
And we want to bring you along as we build. 
 

We're building a more intelligent clinical platform, bringing together clinical knowledge, local healthcare context and AI to help you find relevant information in new ways.

 

A first look at what's taking shape

We've introduced a new AI-enabled search experience on EMGuidance. It's an important first step in a much bigger journey, and one you can explore for yourself today. Instead of relying only on predefined keywords, you can search in your own words and receive an AI-generated summary of relevant clinical information, with links to the underlying sources.

The aim is simple: to make finding and exploring relevant clinical guidance more natural and intuitive

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A smarter way to search

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Search

Search in your own words. No need to use exact keywords. Use the terms, symptoms or questions you’d normally use.

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Find

Get an AI-generated “At a Glance” summary of relevant clinical information. 

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See

Explore the underlying sources to review the information in more detail and in context.

How to get started

Getting started is easy. It only takes a few steps to try the new experience. Log in and explore a clinical query you work with in everyday practice.


Log in to EMGuidance

Go to your EMGuidance home screen.

Select “Try AI Search”

Click the “Try AI Search” button at the top of your home screen.

Search a clinical query

Use your own words to search, rather than relying only on keywords.

Explore the results

Read the “At a Glance” response and click through to the underlying sources for more detail.

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See it in action

Your results include an AI-generated summary with links to the underlying sources, so you can explore the information in more detail.

The “At a Glance” response brings relevant clinical information together in a concise format, while the linked sources allow you to review the information in context.

Always review the underlying sources and apply your professional judgement when making clinical decisions.

Your feedback matters 

Help us make it even better
We're continuing to develop the EMGuidance experience, and understanding how Healthcare Professionals use AI-enabled search in practice is an important part of that journey. Your feedback helps us learn what's useful and where we can improve in what we build next.

 

There are three easy ways to share your thoughts:

 

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Thumbs Up

The response answered your question and gave you relevant, useful information.

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Thumbs Down

The response missed the point, was unclear, or didn’t give you what you needed.

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Flag

Flag a response that seems harmful, inappropriate, or raises a concern beyond usefulness.

This is just the beginning

This first release is an important milestone, but it's not the end of the story. We're continuing to evolve EMGuidance, learning from how Healthcare Professionals use the platform and looking for ways to make clinical knowledge more accessible and useful in everyday practice.

We're glad to have you with us on this journey.

 

Let's explore what's possible.

Log in to EMGuidance and try the new AI-enabled search experience
 

EMGuidance. Evolving clinical guidance, together.


AI-generated information is intended to support access to clinical information, not replace professional judgement. Always review the underlying sources and apply your clinical expertise when making clinical decisions.