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Used by thousands of clinicians worldwide.

Your clinical work.
One AI workspace.

Draft clinical notes, find guidance and review medical codes in one workspace. Built for doctors, from consultation to follow-up.

The most used AI copilot for doctors in MENA

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Ask a question and check the evidence behind the answer.

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  • NHS
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Less switching

Seven tools.
One place
to work.

From the first note to the final code. Bring your clinical tools together, without moving between apps.

Separate appsOne clinical workspace

Searching for guidanceSources beside the answer

Copying patient contextConnect your existing EHR

Explore the seven tools

EHR connection and audits are available with Enterprise.

Scribe · Decision support · Local guidelines · Coding ·
Audits · EHR connection · Custom workflows

One workspace, end to end

From the first word
to the final record.

Capture the consultation, check the guidance and code the record. Enterprise adds EHR integration and audits.

Sample workspace
Consultation transcriptSimulated
DrWhat brings you in today?
PtHeadaches most afternoons, about three weeks now.
DrAny visual change, nausea, or morning vomiting?
NoteStructured note ready for clinician review.
Listening · then shaping the note

Turn consultations into notes and letters in your template. Speak in one language, write in another. Supports 110+ languages.

In every plan

Explore the AI scribe
Evidence in view
Prioritised possibilities · ready to reviewGuideline
Relevant context · pulled into the answerPatient record
Local rule · shown beside the resultLocal protocol

Explore diagnoses and management options, with links to guidelines and local protocols.

In every plan

Explore decision support
Record-linked coding
ICD-10Routine encounter · evidence linked→
SNOMEDRecord match · ready to check→
CPTHuman sign-off stays in control→

Get suggested medical codes with the supporting text beside each one. Review, then confirm.

In every plan

Explore medical coding
Connected context
Epic context Cerner records FHIR compatible

Bring patient context from your electronic health record (EHR) into Rhazes. We’ll confirm the connection for your system.

Available with Enterprise

Explore EHR integration

Ask questions about your team’s guidelines and protocols. Spaces keeps them in one shared library.

Local protocolsShared knowledge

In every plan

Explore Spaces

Check records against your criteria. See what needs attention and the evidence behind each result.

Available with Enterprise

Explore clinical audits

Create templates and repeatable workflows around the way your team works.

In every plan

Explore custom workflows

Clinical decision support

Clinical answers.
Sources you can check.

Explore diagnoses and management options, with sources beside each answer.

  1. Review the answer and its sources.

    See suggested diagnoses, their urgency and supporting references. You make the clinical decision.

  2. Open the guidance behind the answer.

    Open the references behind the response and review them yourself.

Clinical decision supportSources & evidence

Fictional case: 10 days postpartum, sudden breathlessness and pleuritic chest pain.

12:38
Reviewing sources…20 sources reviewedView sources
  • Maternal Cardiovascular Emergencies During Pregnancy and the PuerperiumMDPI
  • The radiological diagnosis of pregnancy associated venous thromboembolismFrontiersPub
  • The AHA/ACC Guideline for Pulmonary Embolism: A New Era in DiagnosisPubMed
  • Acute management of massive pulmonary embolism in pregnancyFrontiersPub
  • Diagnostic value of D-dimer to fibrinogen ratio for pulmonary embolismSpringerLink
  • Acute Pulmonary Embolism · StatPearls · NCBI BookshelfPubMedCentral
Differential diagnosis
DiagnosisLikelihoodUrgencySource
Pulmonary embolismWorkingCan’t miss1 1PubMed · GuidelineThe AHA/ACC Guideline for Pulmonary Embolism: A New Era in Diagnosis, Risk Assessment, and…Supports: pulmonary embolism
Peripartum cardiomyopathy / HFPossibleCan’t miss2 2MDPI · ReviewMaternal Cardiovascular Emergencies During Pregnancy and the Puerperium: Current Diagnostic…Supports: peripartum cardiomyopathy
PneumothoraxLess likelyCan’t miss
Acute coronary syndrome / SCADPossibleCan’t miss
Pneumonia / pleuritisLess likelyUrgent

References20 reviewed · 2 cited

  1. The AHA/ACC Guideline for Pulmonary Embolism: A New Era in Diagnosis, Risk Assessment, and…WebPubMed · Guideline
  2. Maternal Cardiovascular Emergencies During Pregnancy and the Puerperium: Current Diagnostic…WebMDPI · Review

Inside the Rhazes platform · fictional example, not medical advice

How the AI scribe works

The conversation.
The clinical note.

Watch the AI scribe turn a consultation into a draft note, ready for your review.

Capture the consultation

Simulated consultation Listening

Transcript language

Gulf Arabic and English conversation. Clinical note in English.

Dr

وش اللي جابك اليوم؟

Pt

يجيني صداع أغلب الأيام بعد الظهر، لي تقريباً ثلاث أسابيع. Screens make it worse.

Dr

فيه أي تغيّر بالنظر، غثيان، أو ترجيع الصبح؟

Pt

لا، ما فيني شي من هالأشياء. Paracetamol ما يخفّف الصداع إلا شوي.

Dr

طيب، خلّنا نتكلّم عن الخطوة الجاية.

Structured note · draft Review required

History

Three weeks of afternoon headaches, worse with screen use.

Associated symptoms

No visual change, nausea or morning vomiting reported. Paracetamol has provided little relief.

Next steps

Further discussion planned. Assessment and management to be completed by the clinician.

Source: consultation transcript · review before use

01Capture the consultation
02Draft the clinical note
03Check against the transcript

Simulated consultation for demonstration. Generated text is a draft and requires clinician review.

Coding & audit

Suggest medical codes.
Check clinical records.

Each suggested code is linked to the words in the record that back it up, and to any that don’t.

Consultation record

Demo
Complaint
Right knee ache after running
History
Two weeks, no injury reported
Examination
Full range of movement
Examination
No swelling
Examination
Normal gait
  1. FA33.ZInternal derangement of knee, unspecified
  2. FA33Internal derangement of knee
  3. FA33.YOther specified internal derangement of knee
  4. FA33.4ZChronic instability of knee, unspecified
  5. FA32.ZDisorders of patella, unspecified

Strength of evidence in the record

WeakModerateStrong
FA33.ZInternal derangement of knee, unspecified

Candidate for review. Uncertainty: no structural diagnosis is supported by this record.

ICD · SNOMED CT · CPTAudit the same records

Less repetitive work

Draft, check and edit.
Keep the final say.

01

Draft the note

Turn the conversation into a note you can edit.

02

Find the guidance

Get clinical answers with guidelines and local protocols.

03

Review the codes

See the record text behind each suggested code.

Fictional examples from the Rhazes platform.

Check the sources.
Keep clinical control.

See what supports each answer. Decide what fits your patient.

  1. Evidence you can inspect

    Open the guidance behind each answer. Include your local protocols through Spaces.

  2. Built with clinical oversight

    Built with clinical specialists and informed by our team’s published research.

    View publications

  3. Patient data protection

    Data is encrypted when it is sent and when it is stored. Access is limited by role and logged.

    Read about privacy and security

A few useful answers

Questions about
using Rhazes.

What is Rhazes?

Rhazes is a clinical AI workspace with an AI medical scribe, clinical decision support, medical coding and Spaces for local guidelines. Enterprise adds EHR integration and record audits.

How does the AI medical scribe work?

Rhazes turns consultations or dictation into draft notes and letters in your template. It supports 110+ languages and can write in a different language. Review and edit before use.

Can I start for free?

Yes. Rhazes Clinician has a free plan with usage limits. Pro includes the same Clinician tools without usage limits. Compare Free, Pro and Enterprise plans.

Is this page the live clinical app?

This is an interactive preview of Rhazes. Open Rhazes Clinician to work with clinical notes, files and sources.

Does Rhazes work with my EHR?

EHR integration is available with Enterprise. Tell us which system you use and we’ll confirm the setup. Email our team about your EHR.

Can we use our own templates and guidelines?

Yes. Create and share note templates. Upload local guidelines to Spaces, then ask questions about them.

Who checks the notes and clinical answers?

You do. Review the notes, sources and suggested codes before use. Rhazes supports your clinical judgement.

Where can I check privacy and security information?

Read about privacy and security or see the privacy policy. For hospital or clinic requirements, ask our team about data handling and deployment.

For clinicians

Try Rhazes in
your next clinic.

Try notes, clinical answers and coding for free. Usage limits apply.

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For organisations

A workspace that
fits your whole team.

Connect your EHR, audit records and share local guidelines. We’ll help your team get set up.

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Find a clinical workflow

Choose a workflow to start a draft, then continue in Rhazes Clinician.