Journal

Tandem and Tortus are both deployed across the NHS at scale through major distribution partners, and both are climbing the medical-device regulatory ladder. They differ on regulato...

OpenEvidence became the US benchmark for clinical AI search, grounded in peer-reviewed literature. Tandem took the regulated-device route into in-consultation decision support. The...

Both Tandem and Heidi started as AI scribes and have moved into clinical decision support. Their CDS products take different routes on regulation, sourcing and — critically for UK ...

Clinical reference is not new. What AI changes is the interface: instead of searching manually, a clinician can ask a question and review a source-linked answer. The intended use s...

Clinical AI is not one category. Accurx, Heidi, Tortus, Tandem, OpenEvidence and iatroX occupy different layers of the workflow — communication, documentation, coding, decision sup...

National guidance from NICE, CKS and SIGN is necessary but not sufficient — the corridor runs on local referral criteria, local thresholds and pathway quirks. That gap is where cli...

As scribes add clinical evidence and decision support, buyers need to separate documentation quality, recommendation quality, regulatory scope and real workflow value.

What Tandem's reported Class IIa certifications mean after the UK CE-recognition decision, and why market access, local assurance and clinical performance remain separate.

An MFDS Part 1 revision plan for dental trainees — converting biomedical and clinical knowledge into the applied reasoning the exam tests

An FFICM revision plan for intensive care trainees revising around an ICU rota — reasoning from applied physiology and clinical data

An MRCPsych revision plan for psychiatry trainees revising around clinical work — matching effort to Paper A or B and attacking the critical-appraisal

An MRCPCH revision plan for paediatric trainees revising around clinical work — matching effort to the paper you are sitting and building the safe-child