EHR dot phrase generator with citation injection, syntax agnosticism, and guideline obsolescence checking.
A working tool for clinicians and trainees who write a lot of templated notes. Paste a clinical scenario or paste an existing dot phrase, and the system produces a structured note template with the right wildcard syntax for your EHR (Epic, Cerner, CPRS, or generic), inline citations to the relevant guideline, and flags for any guideline that has been updated since the cited version.
- Generate. From a clinical scenario, produce a dot phrase in the EHR syntax of your choice, with editable wildcards.
- Cite. Each clinical recommendation embedded in the phrase is annotated with the guideline that supports it (society, year, recommendation strength).
- Check. Flag phrases whose cited guidelines have been superseded, with a note on what changed.
- Translate. Convert an existing dot phrase between EHR syntaxes — e.g., Epic
***to CPRS[___].
React (single-file artifact, originally built in the Claude.ai artifact environment). Uses the Anthropic API for guideline lookup and obsolescence checking. No backend; the API key is expected to come from the host environment, or your own proxy if deploying.
Prototype. Not validated for clinical use. Every output should be reviewed before it touches a patient note.
Built by Kate Solpari (UCSF School of Medicine).