AIX Clinical Decision Support
AIX gives clinicians in health services answers from their organisation's own guidelines, policies and procedures, with every source shown. AIX uses AI to write each answer, and the clinician decides what to do with it.
From your documents to an answer with sources
1. Load and approve
Your team loads the guidelines, policies and procedures AIX should answer from, and authorised reviewers approve them.
2. Ask
A clinician asks a question in plain language and gets a short answer with its sources.
3. Check and decide
The clinician reads the sources and decides, and the answer is recorded.
Every answer comes with its sources
AIX writes a short answer from the reference material your organisation has approved and lists the passages it used, so the clinician can read them before acting.
Answers from your own material
AIX answers only from the guidelines, policies and procedures your organisation loads and approves.
answer from the open internet or from another organisation's material.
Sources on every answer
Each answer lists the passages it was written from, so a clinician can open and read the original before acting.
replace the original. Check the listed passages before you act on an answer.
Approved knowledge only
Authorised reviewers must approve a clinical knowledge base before clinicians can ask it questions.
answer from draft or unapproved material.
A record of every answer
Every answer is recorded with the sources used, in an audit log.
stand in for a clinical note: it records how an answer was produced.
Clinician in the loop
A clinician reads each answer and its sources and decides what to do with it.
diagnose, prescribe, order tests or take any action on its own.
Separate by organisation and site
Each organisation's knowledge, users and records are kept separate, and a multi-site service can keep each site's material apart.
let one organisation see another's material or answers.
What AIX is and is not
AIX finds and cites your organisation's own guidance. The decision stays with the clinician.
AIX is
- For clinicians in health services
- Grounded in your organisation's approved material
- Open about the sources behind every answer
- Auditable, with every answer recorded
AIX is not
- A diagnostic tool
- A replacement for clinical judgement
- For patients or the public
- A general internet chatbot
Common questions about AIX
Who is AIX for?
Clinicians and clinical teams in health services. It is not for patients or the public.
Can we get AIX for our health service?
Yes. Talk to us about your organisation and we will set up AIX with you, including how it is deployed.
What does AIX answer from?
Only the reference material your organisation loads and approves, such as clinical guidelines, policies and procedures. AIX finds relevant passages even when a question does not use a document's exact wording.
Does AIX replace clinical judgement?
No. A clinician reviews the answer and its sources before acting on it.
How do we know where an answer came from?
Every answer lists the passages it was written from, and each answer is recorded so it can be reviewed later.
Does AIX connect with OpX?
Yes. AIX works with OpX, so the record of an answer can be saved against the episode of care it supported.
Can AIX connect to our clinical systems?
Yes. Your own clinical systems can ask AIX questions and receive answers with their sources.
Where does AIX run?
On EVEDA's infrastructure in Australia or inside your own environment.
Who controls access?
Your administrators manage users, roles and knowledge bases, and staff see only what their role allows.