How to use # CliniAtlas Chat, Learn and Agent: what each one is for CliniAtlas is three tools that share one evidence engine. Chat answers clinical and research questions from the literature. Learn helps you study. Agent takes on longer pieces of work for hospital teams. This page explains what each one does, what it is meant for, and how to get good results from it. ## Which one do you need? CliniAtlas Chat Cited answers to clinical and research questions. Use it when You have a question and want the evidence behind the answer. For Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, researchers and students Access Free for verified clinicians and students. Web and iPhone. How to use Chat CliniAtlas Learn A study tutor that teaches, quizzes and works from your own lecture files. Use it when You are learning a topic, preparing for an exam or refreshing something you have not seen in a while. For Medical and health-science students, residents and clinicians Access Free with the same account. Web. How to use Learn CliniAtlas Agent An assistant that takes on multi-step work for hospital teams. Use it when A task takes more than one question: a note to write, a letter to draft, a protocol to update or an evidence pack to prepare. For Hospital departments and clinical teams Access Through pilots with hospitals. Desktop app. How to use Agent CliniAtlas Chat ## Ask the evidence Type a clinical or research question the way you would ask a colleague. CliniAtlas searches the literature, guidelines and regulatory sources, links retrieved evidence to its sources and labels each source by its level of evidence. Guidance from general medical knowledge is marked separately. Intended use: Made for literature search, professional evidence review and checking what guidelines and product information say. Clinical decision support (CDS) is in development and will become available once the applicable regulatory requirements are met. ### Pick a mode **Fast mode**: Scans the most relevant abstracts and answers in seconds. Best for: Quick fact checks and a first look at a topic. **Full mode**: Searches more sources, reads open full texts where available and reranks the evidence before answering. Best for: Questions where coverage and nuance matter. **Agent mode**: Plans a search, reads sources and drafts an answer, then reviews it and can search again to fill gaps before refining the response. Usually takes longer than Full mode. Best for: Questions where you want the strongest quality check. **Deep Research**: A longer job that looks at a question from several angles and returns a structured report with citations that you can save and export. Best for: Topics that deserve a proper write-up. Agent mode is not CliniAtlas Agent. Agent mode is an iterative research and review workflow inside Chat. CliniAtlas Agent is a separate product for multi-step work in hospitals. ### What you get **Sources you can open** PubMed, Europe PMC, European clinical guidelines, and EMA product information and assessment reports. Every cited source opens next to the answer. **Levels of evidence** Each source is labelled on an eight-level scale, from guidelines and regulatory documents through systematic reviews and trials to case reports and preprints. **Evidence kept apart from general knowledge** When part of an answer comes from general medical knowledge rather than a retrieved source, it is marked that way. **Images and PDFs** Attach a figure, a table or a paper in Fast or Full mode and ask about it. Images are not analysed for diagnosis. **Export and share** Save an answer or a Deep Research report as PDF or Word, or share it with a colleague by link. **Any language** Ask in any language and CliniAtlas answers in it. The website itself is available in English, Croatian, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish. **Web and iPhone** The same account and history on the web and in the iPhone app. ### Try a question - What do randomised trials show for SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure with preserved ejection fraction? Try it (https://cliniatlas.com/?q=What%20do%20randomised%20trials%20show%20for%20SGLT2%20inhibitors%20in%20heart%20failure%20with%20preserved%20ejection%20fraction%3F) - What does the EMA product information say about metformin in reduced kidney function? Try it (https://cliniatlas.com/?q=What%20does%20the%20EMA%20product%20information%20say%20about%20metformin%20in%20reduced%20kidney%20function%3F) - How do ESC and AHA guidelines differ on anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation with advanced chronic kidney disease? Try it (https://cliniatlas.com/?q=How%20do%20ESC%20and%20AHA%20guidelines%20differ%20on%20anticoagulation%20in%20atrial%20fibrillation%20with%20advanced%20chronic%20kidney%20disease%3F) - What is the evidence for early mobilisation after hip fracture surgery? Try it (https://cliniatlas.com/?q=What%20is%20the%20evidence%20for%20early%20mobilisation%20after%20hip%20fracture%20surgery%3F) Each example opens CliniAtlas with the question prefilled. You can edit it before submitting; submitting uses one of the two questions available without an account. ### Getting a good answer - Ask one question at a time, and name the population, the intervention and the outcome you care about. - If region matters, say which guidelines you need, for example ESC or NICE. - Start in Fast mode to get oriented, then switch to Full mode or Deep Research when the details matter. - Open the sources behind any claim you plan to rely on. The answer is a summary; the evidence is in the sources. - Ask follow-ups in the same conversation. CliniAtlas keeps the context and the sources it already found. CliniAtlas Learn ## Study with a tutor that shows its sources Learn is a separate conversation built for studying. Ask about any concept and it teaches it at your level, then follow up the way you would with a good tutor: summarise, go deeper, compare two things or move on to something related. Intended use: Made for education and exam preparation. It is not a source of advice about individual patients. ### What it does **Three levels** Beginner, student or expert. Switch at any point and the explanation adjusts. **Study tools when you ask** Quizzes, flashcards and step-by-step Feynman breakdowns, built on request from what you are studying. **Grounded and labelled** Answers draw on open textbooks, curated reviews and current literature, and each one is labelled by where it came from. **Your own materials** Create a workspace and add lecture notes and PDFs. Up to 10 workspaces with 20 files each; PDFs up to 100 MB and 3,000 pages. **Scanned documents** Scanned PDFs are read with text recognition in Croatian and English, and pages it is unsure about are flagged. ### Things to ask - Explain the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system at student level. - Compare type 1 and type 2 respiratory failure in a table. - Quiz me with five questions on the causes of hyperkalaemia. - Make flashcards from chapter 3 of my cardiology lecture. Open Learn (https://cliniatlas.com/learn/) CliniAtlas Agent ## Hand over the work, keep the final say Agent is for work that takes more than one question. You give it a task, it plans the steps, works through the case, the documents and the sources, and hands back a draft with a record of everything it did. Nothing leaves Agent as final: a clinician reviews, edits and signs every output. Agent runs as a desktop app and is available to hospitals and departments through pilots. ### Available now in hospital pilots **Ambient scribe** Drafts the clinical note from the consultation for the clinician to review, edit and sign. **Documentation drafting** Discharge letters and other routine documents drafted from the case record, with a medication reconciliation table and a list of every point it could not confirm, so you know exactly what to check. **Evidence work** Evidence reports graded by level of evidence, abstract screening for systematic reviews, protocol updates against current guidelines and evidence packs for tumour boards. **Hospital system integration** Reads the case from the hospital information system and returns the draft as a preliminary document awaiting sign-off, using standard interfaces such as HL7 v2, FHIR and CDA. **A record of every run** Each run keeps a log of its steps, the sources it used and the checks it made, so you can see how a draft was produced. ### Example tasks - Draft the discharge letter for this admission and list everything I need to verify. - Update our atrial fibrillation protocol to the current ESC guideline and show each change with its source. - Prepare the evidence pack for Thursday's tumour board. - Screen these 400 abstracts against our inclusion criteria and explain each exclusion. ### On the roadmap, after regulatory review **Clinical decision support** Suggestions about diagnosis or treatment for a specific patient. **Documentation error checking** A second reader for clinical documents that flags inconsistencies and possible errors. These are not available yet. Features like these fall under EU medical device rules, so we will release them only after the required regulatory assessment. ### How Agent keeps clinicians in charge - Every output is a draft. The clinician who signs it is its author. - Agent does not make diagnostic or treatment decisions. - Points it could not confirm are listed, not guessed. - Data handling for each pilot is set out in a data processing agreement with the hospital. ### Bring Agent to your department We run Agent pilots with hospitals and departments. Write to us with the workflow you have in mind and we will tell you honestly whether Agent is a good fit. Write to us ## Frequently asked questions **Is CliniAtlas free?** Chat and Learn are free for verified healthcare professionals and students, with fair-use limits. Agent is offered to hospitals and departments through pilots. **Can I use CliniAtlas to decide what to do for a patient?** No. Chat and Learn are reference and education tools, and Agent drafts documents for a clinician to review and sign. Clinical decisions stay with the clinician. **What is the difference between Agent mode and CliniAtlas Agent?** Agent mode is an iterative research and review workflow inside Chat. CliniAtlas Agent is a separate product for multi-step work in hospitals. **Where is my data processed?** Application and stored service data are in AWS eu-central-1. AI processing may occur outside the EU through global AWS Bedrock routing, and search terms reach external source services. The privacy page has the details. **Do I need an account?** You can ask two questions on the homepage without one. For more, create a free account and verify that you are a healthcare professional or a student. **Which languages does CliniAtlas support?** CliniAtlas answers in whatever language you ask in. The website is available in English, Croatian, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish. Read the privacy page for processing locations and service providers. (https://cliniatlas.com/privacy/) Create a free account (https://cliniatlas.com/chat/) See example answers (https://cliniatlas.com/evidence/) CliniAtlas Chat and Learn are professional reference and education tools. CliniAtlas Agent drafts documents for clinician review and does not make diagnostic or treatment decisions. None of them is a clinical decision-support system. Canonical page: https://cliniatlas.com/how-to-use/