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Categories/Healthcare & Life Sciences/OpenEvidence
OpenEvidence

OpenEvidence

Founded 2021

Answer clinical questions with verified peer-reviewed medical research at the point of care

You can use OpenEvidence to find fast, peer-reviewed clinical answers directly during patient consultations. It synthesizes findings from leading medical journals like NEJM, JAMA, Nature, and Cochrane Systematic Reviews, alongside official NCCN guideline algorithms. Clinicians can consult specialized therapy protocols, analyze recent clinical trial results, and verify diagnostic criteria in real time. The system delivers supporting evidence with full citations, figures, tables, and multimedia to guide healthcare professionals in making high-stakes treatment choices, answering clinical questions, and elevating daily patient care standards safely.

What OpenEvidence does

Search peer-reviewed medical studiesReview guideline treatment algorithmsRetrieve medical figures and data tablesSummarize clinical evidence for specific diagnosesVerify therapeutic indications and dosagesGenerate cited summaries of medical researchOfficial integration of New England Journal of Medicine contentDirect access to JAMA Network specialty journal researchIncorporation of NCCN Guidelines treatment algorithmsFull citations and links to peer-reviewed sourcesAccess to Cochrane Systematic Reviews evidence summariesDisplay of clinical tables, figures, and multimedia resources

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