palmERMost Serious panel
The conditions you can't miss. A second pair of eyes on the differential, critical causes first.
Can't miss. Most likely.
The Clinical Analysis sidebar runs alongside the MDM: a focused differential organized the way emergency medicine thinks (the dangerous diagnoses first, the likely ones named), plus Clinical Insights tailored to this patient's workup, treatment, and disposition.
The differential, critical causes first.
Output
Most serious
Most likely
Most serious
- Cerebellar stroke
- Vertebrobasilar ischemia
- Posterior circulation TIA
Most likely
- Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
- Vestibular neuritis
- Labyrinthitis
Documented in the MDM
What you ruled out, and why
Beside the MDM
The Clinical Analysis sidebar opens next to the note: differential and insights visible while you review and refine the MDM.
The differential, weighed
Each case is analyzed in context. The result is a focused, high-yield differential, not an unfiltered textbook list.
Clinical Insights
Recommended workup, treatment considerations, and disposition planning, tailored to the clinical picture in front of you.
Can't Miss and Most Likely, for this patient.
Every case opens with the two questions that matter: what could kill this patient, and what is most likely going on. The Can't Miss and Most Likely panels answer both, focused on this presentation, not an alphabetical list of possibilities.
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A second set of eyes, on demand.
The sidebar works quietly alongside the MDM and opens when you want it: no pop-ups, no interruptions, no alert fatigue. Use it to verify your reasoning at a glance, or to challenge the note before you sign it.
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The reasoning, in the MDM.
A differential that stays in your head doesn't help the chart. The MDM documents the serious conditions you addressed and the reasoning behind the disposition, so the note shows the weighing, not just the conclusion.
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What the sidebar does, per case.
Most Likely panel
The conditions the presentation actually fits. Helps anchor the MDM in clinical probability, not just possibility.
Per-case reasoning
Short, specific reasoning for the patient in front of you, why this differential, why that disposition, why this level of care. The kind of language that holds up on chart review.
Loads on demand
Insights stay out of your way until you open them. No pop-ups, no interrupting the visit, no clinical decision support fatigue.
Can't miss, most likely, and documented.
Start a free 30-day trial (no credit card required), generate an MDM, and open the Clinical Analysis sidebar. Read what it weighs, what it names, and what the note says about both.