Questions clinicians ask
Straight answers on responsibility, grounding, facility fit, and getting started.
If the assessment is wrong, who is responsible?
You are. Decision support only — your exam and judgment stay final. Verify before acting.
Is it grounded only in what I enter?
Yes. It won't invent vitals or findings you didn't enter. Warnings flag mismatches — vitals you never typed, paeds dosing without weight, risky doses.
How do I know what it's suggesting is correct?
You verify it — against your exam, the patient in front of you, and local protocols. The plan is built from what you entered; warnings flag invented vitals or dose issues; every case includes what would change the assessment if new findings emerge.
Why not just use ChatGPT or UpToDate?
ChatGPT explores — it doesn't force ranked DDx, must-not-miss checks, facility-matched tests, and disposition every case. UpToDate helps you reference. DxCISION structures the patient in your queue. Keep both for studying; use DxCISION when a patient is in front of you. Decision support only — you remain the clinician.
On a full OPD day, will this slow me down?
Most cases: ~2 minutes intake to assessment. Use between patients, after your exam — not instead of it.
Does it match PHC, district, and tertiary facilities?
Yes. Pick your facility tier at intake — investigations and plans match what you can order today, including local epidemiology, not a teaching-hospital wish list. See Features for tier-aware recommendations.
What do I do in the first 2 minutes after I sign up?
Register as a doctor with your medical licence → enter presentation, facility tier, specialty, vitals → Analyze. First assessment — impression through disposition — in ~2 minutes.
Is early access free — and who can sign up?
Fully free during early access — all core assessments available now. Licensed doctors only. Sign up with your medical licence number, email, and password.
Still have a question? Try DxCISION on your next case, or see how the workflow runs.