OpenEvidence

In Offcall's new 2025 report surveying 1,000 doctors: 44% now use OpenEvidence daily. It's the clear #1 by a mile. The report sums it up perfectly: "Physicians are adopting AI on their own, often using personal subscriptions to the hottest AI tools, because their organizations can't move fast enough." Clinicians are voting with their keyboards. Powerful data from @grahamwalker and @OffCallDotCom

@dr_nikhilshah Thank you, Dr. Shah! Teaching presentations are one of the features physicians keep discovering on their own. Glad the kidney stones lecture held up to the whiteboard version.

Hey @EvidenceOpen - this looks like a big unlock! Creating evidence based teaching presentations in Open Evidence!!? Gave a whiteboard talk on stones to residents this morning and walking back on a whim asked OE to create one. This was surprisingly good and nuanced!!!

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The best medical societies aren't waiting to see how AI shapes clinical practice. They're shaping it. We're partnering with @AmerUrological to bring AUA Clinical Practice Guidelines and Clinical Consensus Statements into OpenEvidence answers. Urologists and other clinicians will get authoritative urologic guidance inside the tool they already use daily. From AUA president Lane Palmer, MD: "Rather than reacting to how AI is shaping clinical decision-making, we are taking a deliberate, strategic approach to help shape it."

🚨 Big news for urologic care & clinical decision‑making! 🚨 The AUA is teaming up with @EvidenceOpen to bring trusted AUA Clinical Practice Guidelines and Consensus Statements directly into AI‑powered clinical workflows. This multi‑year collaboration helps ensure that as AI shapes the future of medicine, it’s grounded in authoritative, society-developed guidance—supporting confident, informed decisions when it matters most. Together, we’re expanding access, strengthening standards, and elevating urologic care. 🔗 Click to learn more: bit.ly/4n0Rtfn

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"In community oncology, you're often the only oncologist in the building, covering every tumor type. I reference the NCCN Guidelines all the time, but manually combing through them and tracing decision trees could take a lot of effort and time. This integration gives me back valuable time, which I can now spend double-clicking into the primary literature and counseling my patients." —Dr. Samyukta Mullangi, practicing medical oncologist and VP at OpenEvidence. Now, we're integrating those treatment algorithms directly into OpenEvidence answers.

@ferneurada No trick needed. OpenEvidence is free in Brazil for any CRM-verified physician, on web or in our app.

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'Open evidence is an AI that is essentially a brain extender for... physicians.' OpenEvidence Founder and CEO Daniel Nadler shows @jaketapper how doctors are using A.I., and Jake puts the app to the test using his daughter's misdiagnosis

Jake Tapper used his segment this week to tell a story about what medical AI actually does when a physician is facing a complex case with ambiguous symptoms. Daniel Nadler, founder and CEO of OpenEvidence, walked him through it. Watch.

The Bean does it with the skyline. We do it with the clinical literature. Bring your hardest question to Booth 4830, and get the answer before your espresso gets cold.

The literature that shapes how dementia, epilepsy, stroke, and movement disorders are treated is now in the same place clinicians are already asking neurology questions. Read full announcement openevidence.com/announcements/…

Neurology rewards the clinician who can synthesize: the atypical presentation, the patient whose goals don’t map neatly onto guideline recommendations, the question where the answer is buried somewhere in the last paragraph of the results rather than sitting on the surface. As part of our partnership with @WileyGlobal, we now index and deliver full-text findings from eight journals published on behalf of the American Neurological Association, the European Academy of Neurology, the International League Against Epilepsy, and the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society.

Bring your hardest neurology question. We’ll be at the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting this week in Chicago, Booth 4830, with coffee and the team that built the product 12,000+ of your fellow neurologists already use between cases. Hard questions encouraged @AANmember.

@DougFullington Thank you, Dr. Fullington. We appreciate you sharing what this looks like in practice.

@EvidenceOpen Thank you for sharing.

Research evidence takes an average of 17 years to change clinical practice. One in five validated interventions ever makes it to routine care. Doug Fullington, MD has practiced internal medicine for 25 years. He writes that OpenEvidence collapses those 17 years to about 17 seconds, in the exam room, with the patient watching the evidence arrive alongside him. The piece is not a product review. It is an honest account of what happens to a primary care practice when the distance between a clinical question and an evidence-based answer goes to zero. Including what the tool cannot do. Read full article: open.substack.com/pub/dfullingto…

Try Dotflows here bit.ly/41poeZJ

Dot phrases are the EHR’s best-kept secret. Clinical shortcuts, templates, and workarounds, all encoded in fragments of text that only make sense to the person who wrote them. We built the AI-native version. Dotflows are reusable natural language prompts that customize how OpenEvidence responds. Type “.” in the search bar and the platform adapts to your style, your specialty, your thinking. Use .avs to generate a patient-facing after visit summary. .discharge for structured inpatient notes. .prior_auth to write an insurance appeal letter, because of course that’s one of the first things physicians automated. And .succinct, which compresses every answer into high-yield shorthand. Apparently we were being too thorough. Browse the community library to see what other clinicians have created and steal any you like. Or build your own.