Local Guidelines x AI

The access layer for local clinical guidance.

GuidelinesIQ turns available guidelines into a source-grounded access layer for clinicians, trainees, and the care team, with page-level citations, figure-aware retrieval, and a workflow posture built for trust.

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Live product pattern

Source-grounded retrieval for local guidance

Clinician
What activates the massive transfusion protocol?
GuidelinesIQ
The protocol states activation when the ABC score is at least 2 or when clinical judgment indicates imminent exsanguination. It specifies a 1:1:1 ratio of RBC, FFP, and platelets.
Massive Transfusion Protocol · p.1Massive Transfusion Protocol · p.5

Why this matters

The answer surface stays inspectable instead of asking users to trust a black box.

Page-linked source chips
Local guideline stays primary
Pathways remain visible for verification

Institution validation

The ingestion pipeline does more than index files. It tests retrieval and grounded answer behavior against each institution's uploaded guideline set before activation.

Parse and index local files
Validate retrieval on local content
Review readiness before go-live
Deployment readiness by institution

Each guideline set goes through ingestion, retrieval testing, and readiness review before it becomes the live local corpus. That keeps deployment tied to institution-specific performance rather than a generic benchmark alone.

Built-in validation supports stronger local model performance
Source-linked answers with document and page-level citations
Figure-aware retrieval for pathways, flowcharts, and algorithms
Designed for non-PHI local guideline access

What’s lacking in clinical AI right now

The problem is not that hospitals lack guidance. The problem is that the guidance is too slow to retrieve, too hard to inspect, and too easy for generic AI to distort.

01

Clinical guidance exists, but access is broken.

The right answer is often buried in a PDF, image-heavy pathway, or scanned protocol at the exact moment speed matters most.

02

Generic LLMs are the wrong tool.

They answer from broad priors, not your local standard of care. That creates fake certainty without a usable trail back to policy.

03

National guidance is not local workflow.

Reference tools and national-scale medical LLMs can be useful, but they do not understand your local protocols, escalation pathways, consult expectations, or operational constraints. Clinical work still happens in the local setting.

Why GuidelinesIQ is different

This is not a chatbot wrapped around a PDF. GuidelinesIQ is built around local guidance retrieval, visible evidence, and workflows that fit the way care teams already work.

Grounding

Every answer points back to the local source.

GuidelinesIQ responds in a retrieval-first pattern with source chips, page references, and support for highlighted excerpts.

Figures

Pathways stay visual.

Figure-aware retrieval keeps the actual algorithm, table, or pathway visible alongside the answer instead of reducing it to a simplified summary.

Workflow

Built for real clinical roles.

The same underlying corpus can support bedside lookup, trainee teaching, and audit review without asking clinicians to change the way they already work.

See GuidelinesIQ in action.

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