Clinical Decision Support
Consult
Consult (Clinical Reference Q&A) is the platform’s default response mode. When clinicians ask a question, Glass interprets their intent, searches authoritative literature, and returns a direct, evidence‑grounded answer; consult responses include the following components:
Differential Diagnosis
When a clinician requests a differential—or signals uncertainty—Glass drafts a structured response that begins with a succinct case discussion and concludes with next‑step recommendations; the response includes:
Categorized Differential Diagnosis
Most Likely — High‑probability conditions with supporting and opposing evidence.
Expanded Differential — Plausible alternatives warranting consideration.
Can’t Miss — Rare but critical diagnoses that must be excluded.
When requested, Glass drafts an assessment & plan—ready for clinician review, revision, or incorporation into the official documentation. The output adheres to a clinical‑grade structure that combines a synthesized impression, problem‑oriented Dx / Tx bullets, actionable follow‑up items, and inline references linking every recommendation to its evidence base. The draft includes the following components:
Problem Section
Narrative rationale — links key findings.
Dx — recommended diagnostics.
Tx — evidence‑based treatments.
Clinical Documentation
History & Physical Exam Note
Glass drafts a comprehensive H&P by combining EHR data with ambient dialogue. Only explicitly mentioned details are included—no inferences. If an A&P exists, it is preserved; otherwise, a new one is generated. The draft includes the following sections:
Chief Complaint
History of Present Illness
Past Medical & Surgical History
Medications
Allergies
Family History
Social History
Review of Systems
Vital Signs & Measurements
Physical Examination
Laboratory Data & Imaging
Chronic Problems
Progress Note
Glass drafts a daily progress note that captures interval changes and fills gaps with a “Not provided” placeholder. The draft includes the following elements:
Interval Events / Subjective
Objective
Vital signs & nursing data
Focused physical exam
Laboratory results
Imaging & procedures
Assessment & Plan — Updated or newly drafted as needed.
Discharge Summary
Glass drafts a structured discharge summary that encapsulates the hospitalization and supports a safe transition. The draft includes the following sections:
Header Information — Admission and discharge dates.
Final Diagnoses — Primary and secondary.
Hospital Course
Exam on Discharge
Significant Labs / Imaging
Operations / Procedures
Consultations
Discharge Medications
Required Outpatient Follow‑Up
Disposition
Embedded A&P
Patient‑Facing Documentation
Discharge Instructions
Glass drafts plain‑language instructions summarizing the stay and outlining next steps. The instructions include the following components:
Evidence‑grounded
Hospital Summary Paragraph
Medication Changes — Begin, continue, stop.
Follow‑Up
Warning Signs
Reassuring Closing
Patient Handout
Glass drafts condition‑specific handouts that explain diagnoses and self‑care in accessible language. The handout includes the following sections:
Condition Overview
Signs / Symptoms
Causes / Risk Factors
Complications
Treatment Options
When to Seek Help
Additional Advice / Follow-Up
Disclaimer
Advanced Functionality
Workspace
A unified dashboard for viewing, organizing, and editing all files generated during an encounter; the Workspace offers the following capabilities:
File Tabs — Browse and switch between generated files within a tabbed interface
Inline Editing — Make real‑time changes with tracked modifications.
Version History — Review, compare, and restore prior versions.
Deep Reasoning
Deep Reasoning allocates the maximum reasoning effort and time available within Glass when answering complex or high‑stakes questions. Although this introduces additional latency, it yields deeper evidence synthesis, stronger clinical reasoning, and more nuanced recommendations. It is best reserved for difficult or ambiguous cases where a standard consult may be insufficient.
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Standard
Reasoning