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Every day there’s another question, and you need answers. Tapering protocols. Screening tool interpretations. Guideline updates to read.

Most of the time, you find answers outside the note — in a browser tab, separate app, or ChatGPT query. When that happens, patient context leaves the HIPAA boundary, and you lose time in swapping tools. Freed changes that.

What is Freed’s clinical decision support?

Freed’s clinical decision support (CDS) is part of the clinician assistant chat. It gives instant, evidence-based answers grounded in each patient’s history.

Freed’s clinical decision support feature showing evidence-based heart failure treatment recommendations with linked medical sources and AI-generated follow-up questions.

Every response includes linked citations from a curated whitelist of 50+ verified, public and predominantly US-based medical sources — including PubMed, Cochrane, NEJM, JAMA, AAFP, DynaMed, and the FDA.

How it works

Freed’s CDS is safe, cited, and integrated with your workflow.

Ask anything, in plain language

Open the same AI chat that helps you edit notes, summarize prior visits, and generate patient letters. Just type a question, like: "What’s the recommended venlafaxine tapering regimen for this patient?" Freed responds with an evidence-backed answer.

Uses real context

Unlike standalone reference tools, Freed’s CDS pulls from real conversations. Spoken patient history, active medications, and current encounter details work together on an answer. 

Pulls reliable, cited responses 

Every answer includes linked citations from Freed’s approved sources. Click through to the original source to verify any recommendation. That’s the kind of transparency the FDA requires. 

PHI stays in Freed

Freed strips out patient-identifying info, using only the clinical details you need to get an answer. PHI stays in Freed’s HIPAA-compliant environment. 

Freed vs. other CDS tools 

Many clinicians use Open Evidence, UpToDate, or general ChatGPT for clinical questions. Here’s how Freed’s approach compares:

Category Freed CDS Open Evidence UpToDate Generic ChatGPT
Patient context Grounded in the specific patient’s visit data Manual re-entry required Manual lookup only Requires pasting PHI into prompt
Medical sources 50+ verified public sources (PubMed, Cochrane, NEJM, JAMA, etc.) Medical literature search Gold-standard editorial content Open web — not curated for clinical use
PHI protection Patient identifiers are removed. PHI stays within HIPAA boundary Data leaves compliance perimeter No patient data entered PHI leaves HIPAA boundary
Citations Linked citations on every response Literature references Editorial references No verified citations
Workflow integration Built into documentation, coding, and charting workflows Separate app Separate subscription and interface Separate tool
Additional features Note editing, coding assist, patient context, patient letters — one AI workspace Clinical Q&A only Reference content only General-purpose chat only

Lives inside your Freed workflow 

CDS is just one layer in Freed’s clinician assistant, which supports your entire charting workflow:

Freed is now an AI workspace where clinical visits, decision-making, and documentation all work together. 

Your clinical thinking in one place

Freed brings evidence-based clinical decision support into the same workspace where you document, code, and complete patient care. 

See your connected care in action — try Freed’s CDS.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions from clinicians and medical practitioners.

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What is AI clinical decision support?

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How do I start using Freed's clinical decision support?

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Is AI clinical decision support HIPAA compliant?

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Does AI clinical decision support replace clinical judgment?

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