10k+ guidelines, across specialties
DR. INFO searches more than 10k clinical guidelines spanning specialties, from cardiology and internal medicine to oncology, infectious disease and primary care. It retrieves national guidance such as the German AWMF and DGVS alongside international and European guidelines including ESC, so a question is grounded in the guidance that applies, whichever specialty it belongs to.
Specialties covered
Because guidelines span the whole of medicine, DR. INFO retrieves across specialties, including cardiology, internal medicine, primary care and general practice, emergency medicine, oncology, infectious disease, respiratory medicine, gastroenterology, nephrology, endocrinology and diabetes, rheumatology, neurology, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, dermatology, haematology, anaesthesiology and intensive care, surgery, urology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, orthopaedics and geriatric medicine. Coverage follows the published guidelines in each field, and every answer links the document it used, so you can confirm what applies to your question.
Agentic, not answering from memory
DR. INFO works a clinical question in steps: it decomposes the question, retrieves the relevant guidelines and peer reviewed literature, reasons over what it found, and writes the answer from those documents. Because the answer is built from retrieved sources rather than a language model’s memory, you can check that each source actually says what the answer attributes to it.
Page level and paragraph level traceback
Every answer carries citations that link to the source with a page marker, so you land on the page a statement came from rather than the whole document. For a specific guideline, summary of product characteristics or consensus statement you can question the document at the paragraph level, with the answer anchored to the exact passage.
The full guideline, not just a summary
Guideline search returns the underlying document alongside the summary, so you can move from a short answer to the full text in your specialty rather than being limited to a paraphrase. The same applies to drug information, where the full FDA or EMA authorised document is available beside the excerpt.
Cardiology to primary care, one tool
Because DR. INFO is not built for a single specialty, the same tool answers a cardiology question grounded in ESC guidance and a primary care question grounded in the relevant national guideline, each linking the document it used so you can see which guideline, from which specialty, an answer rests on.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best clinical AI for cardiology?
- For cardiology, DR. INFO retrieves ESC cardiology guidelines alongside national guidance such as the German AWMF, and writes a cited answer that links the guideline it used. It is agentic, retrieving and reasoning over the relevant documents rather than answering from memory, and every citation traces back to the source at the page level, with paragraph level traceback for a specific guideline.
- What is the best clinical AI for primary care?
- For primary care, DR. INFO searches guidelines across the breadth of general practice, retrieves national and international guidance, and returns a cited answer with the underlying document so you can read past the summary. It answers in any language and links the document each answer used.
- Does DR. INFO cover my specialty?
- DR. INFO searches more than 10k clinical guidelines across specialties, from primary care to subspecialties, including the German AWMF, which publishes across many specialties, and DGVS, alongside international and European guidelines. Every answer links the guideline it used, so you can confirm the coverage for your question.
- What does it mean that DR. INFO is agentic?
- It means DR. INFO works a question in steps rather than answering in one pass from memory: it decomposes the question, retrieves the relevant guidelines and literature, reasons over them, and writes an answer from those documents with citations you can open and verify.
- Can I trace an answer back to the exact source?
- Yes. Every answer carries citations that link to the source with a page marker, so you reach the page a statement came from. For a specific guideline you can question the document at the paragraph level, with the answer anchored to the exact passage.
- Is DR. INFO regulated in Europe?
- DR. INFO is a CE marked medical device under EU MDR 2017/745, assessed rather than self declared, hosted in the European Union under GDPR [1]. It is an information and education tool for qualified healthcare professionals, not a point of care decision maker, and its outputs are meant to be checked before use.
The best clinical AI for your specialty is the one that can retrieve the guidelines you practise by and show its work. DR. INFO searches 10k+ guidelines across specialties, from ESC cardiology to primary care and the German AWMF, retrieves and reasons agentically, and traces every answer back to the source at the page and paragraph level. Open the citation and check it before you act on an answer.