V 2.0 | CLINICAL REFERENCE ENGINE

Clinical Intelligence
for Verification Workflows

A supplementary reasoning engine that structures clinical data and surfaces medical evidence for independent professional review.

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Three core features

Designed to reduce administrative friction and organize clinical reasoning.

01

Clinical Intelligence

Get answers instantly. Access evidence-linked medical reference answers with citations to guidelines instantly. Stop searching through tabs and stay focused on care.

02

Differential Explorer

Deepen your assessment. Use structured suggestions of possible conditions as a cognitive checklist. Review comprehensively without slowing down.

03

Documentation Assistant

Convert shorthand notes into structured SOAP drafts. Clear documentation without the time sink.

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REFERENCE TOOLS ONLY
These features provide reference information and suggestions to support your clinical decision-making. They do NOT diagnose, treat, or replace your professional judgment. You are solely responsible for all clinical decisions. AI may produce errors—always verify independently.

Built to Remove What Gets in the Way

Founded by medical students at McGill entering a system where administrative demands compete with clinical focus. When documentation consumes 40% of physician time, it is a barrier to the attention patients deserve.

Medisanica is a reference platform designed to reduce administrative friction. Instant evidence access. Structured differential review. Documentation assistance that preserves cognitive bandwidth.

For physicians who want to spend their expertise on medicine, not paperwork.

34-55%
of physician time spent on documentation
$140B
annual opportunity cost in the US alone
66%
of physicians now using AI in practice

Built on evidence, validated by research

Our platform is grounded in peer-reviewed clinical research demonstrating AI's impact on medical practice.

66%
Physician AI Adoption Surge
Physician adoption of AI in clinical practice increased 78% from 2023 to 2024, with two-thirds now actively using AI tools in their workflow.
American Medical Association, 2024Read Study →
75%
Work Efficiency Improvement
Three-quarters of physicians report AI tools improve work efficiency, with 54% citing reduced stress and burnout.
AMA Physician Survey, 2024Read Study →
$140B
Annual Documentation Cost
Physicians spend 34-55% of their workday on documentation, translating to $90-140 billion in annual opportunity costs in the US.
PMC Systematic Review, 2024Read Study →
90%
Diagnostic Time Reduction
AI systems showed ~90% reduction in diagnostic time in radiology and pathology while maintaining or improving accuracy.
PMC Narrative Review, 2024Read Study →
57%
Top Priority: Administrative Burden
Addressing administrative burden through automation is the top AI opportunity identified by physicians.
AMA Health AI Survey, 2024Read Study →
73
Primary Care AI Applications
Scoping review of 73 studies shows AI effectiveness in diagnostics, workflow optimization, and documentation.
JMIR Scoping Review, 2024Read Study →

Scale seamlessly across your organization

Flexible deployment for clinics and health systems

Practice

Ideal for single-site clinics and small groups
  • Clinical intelligence platform
  • Voice-driven documentation
  • Diagnostic decision support
  • Secure, HIPAA-compliant platform
  • 24/7 support
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Enterprise

Built for multi-facility health systems and large groups
  • Everything in Practice
  • Priority implementation support
  • Dedicated account management
  • Enterprise-grade security
  • Volume pricing
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Physician AI Adoption Surge

66%

The AMA 2024 survey shows 66% of physicians now use AI tools — a dramatic rise from 38% in 2023.

Non-users dropped from 62% to 33% in one year; use cases span billing codes, discharge instructions, translation, research summaries, and assistive diagnosis.

35% report enthusiasm now exceeds concerns, up from 30%, while concern-dominant physicians dropped from 29% to 25%.

SourceAmerican Medical Association
Publication DateFebruary 2024
Sample Size~1,200 physicians
Study TypeSurvey Research
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Work Efficiency Improvement

75%

75% of physicians believe AI tools help work efficiency (up from 69% in 2023).

54% say AI could help with stress and burnout; 48% with cognitive overload.

Top opportunity identified by 57%: addressing administrative burden through automation.

SourceAmerican Medical Association
Publication DateMarch 2024
Study PeriodAugust 2023 - November 2024
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Annual Documentation Cost

$140B

Documentation consumes 34-55% of physician time, with $90-140B annual opportunity cost in the US.

AI tools improve documentation via structuring, annotation, quality evaluation, and trend detection.

77% of reviewed studies aided clinicians directly; 23% aided documentation improvement initiatives.

SourcePMC / Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date2024
Studies Reviewed129 (from 673 candidates)
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Diagnostic Time Reduction

90%

Narrative review reports ~90% reduction in diagnostic time with AI assistance in radiology/pathology.

Accuracy maintained or improved while reducing time-to-diagnosis.

Highlights the efficiency uplift when AI supports clinician workflows.

SourcePMC Narrative Review
Publication Date2024

Top Priority: Administrative Burden

57%

57% of physicians cite reducing administrative burden as the top AI opportunity.

Stress reduction and efficiency remain the leading expected benefits.

SourceAMA Health AI Survey
Publication Date2024

Primary Care AI Applications

73

73-study scoping review demonstrates AI effectiveness across diagnostics, workflow, and documentation.

Evidence supports broad utility in primary care settings.

SourceJMIR Scoping Review
Publication Date2024
Study Count73