Integrative Clinical Intelligence for practitioners.

One clinical workspace that brings relevant research, protocols, professional guidelines and documentation into the case, while the work is happening.

So the work around the treatment doesn't become a second shift.

From anamnesis to treatment summary, the clinical context stays connected.

HLISTIX Treatment Summary: the case is documented on the left while research-derived questions and research evidence update alongside it

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    HLISTIX Treatment Summary: the case is documented on the left while research-derived questions and research evidence update alongside it

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            Demonstration on the HLISTIX Treatment Summary page: the chief complaint is typed, and with each new detail the research-derived questions update and the research evidence beside the case refreshes. At the end, the next step is highlighted: generating a summary for the patient.

            Real HLISTIX screen. Demonstration case, not a real patient.

            Evidence you can see. Control you keep.

            • 520K+Published research records
            • 9K+Journals
            • Sources visibleBeside the information
            • You decideHLISTIX informs. You make the professional decision.
            • Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion
            • Acupuncture Research
            • Acupuncture in Medicine
            • Medical Acupuncture
            • Journal of Acupuncture and Meridian Studies
            • Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
            • Complementary Therapies in Medicine
            • BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies
            • BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine
            • Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine
            • Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice
            • Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine
            • Integrative Medicine Research
            • Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine
            • Journal of Integrative Medicine
            • Journal of Traditional and Complementary Medicine
            • Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
            • Chinese Medicine
            • The American Journal of Chinese Medicine
            • Phytomedicine
            • Phytotherapy Research
            • Integrative Cancer Therapies
            • Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health
            • Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine
            • Journal of Evidence-Based Integrative Medicine
            • Pain
            • The Journal of Pain
            • Pain Medicine
            • Journal of Pain Research
            • Frontiers in Pain Research
            • Journal of Pain and Symptom Management
            • The Journal of Headache and Pain
            • Clinical Rheumatology
            • Rheumatology
            • Arthritis Care & Research
            • Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
            • Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine
            • Sleep Medicine
            • Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine
            • Nutrients
            • The Journal of Nutrition
            • Frontiers in Nutrition
            • World Journal of Gastroenterology
            • The American Journal of Gastroenterology
            • Neurogastroenterology and Motility
            • Frontiers in Psychology
            • Frontiers in Psychiatry
            • Journal of Psychiatric Research
            • Psychological Medicine
            • Psychosomatic Medicine
            • Nature Medicine
            • BMJ Open
            • PLOS ONE
            • Scientific Reports
            • JAMA Internal Medicine
            • JAMA Network Open
            • EClinicalMedicine
            • The Lancet
            • Annals of Internal Medicine
            • Journal of Clinical Medicine

            Journal names show where research in the corpus was published. They do not indicate partnership, sponsorship or endorsement of HLISTIX.

            The product

            One case. One continuous clinical workflow.

            Follow one demonstration case through HLISTIX, from the first notes to the summary the patient takes home.

            01 · Anamnesis

            The case is the center of the workspace.

            The case begins with you. As you build the anamnesis, HLISTIX keeps the clinical context together and suggests research-derived questions worth considering.

            Research-derived questions can surface details worth exploring while you are still building the case.

            Instead of re-typing the history into separate notes, searches and forms.

            Research-derived questions help practitioners explore topics and considerations reported in the published literature. They are presented for education and reference and are not diagnostic questions, a clinical assessment, or a treatment recommendation.

            02 · Relevant research

            Relevant evidence appears around the case you're already working on.

            No separate search to run. As more clinical detail is added, the research shown beside the case refines with it. Every study carries its source details, so you can open it and check it yourself.

            Where published studies report treatment outcomes, those results can also help you explain what patients may reasonably expect from a course of care. Each card shows the study's title, year, design and sample size; the full abstract, with any reported findings, is one click away.

            Instead of searching research databases after hours, then checking each source one by one.

            Published findings describe study populations. They do not predict an individual patient's outcome.

            03 · Protocols

            Clinical information becomes usable without leaving the case.

            Explore treatment protocols reported in published research and review their underlying evidence and sources. They appear in the same workflow, and you choose what, if anything, goes into the treatment summary.

            Where the published protocol includes treatment frequency, number of sessions, duration or other treatment parameters, those details can help you discuss the expected treatment process with the patient. Each protocol's page shows them as reported in the study.

            Instead of rebuilding the case in another tool just to find a protocol.

            These are protocol details reported in published research, presented for educational review. They are not HLISTIX treatment recommendations.

            04 · Professional guidelines

            Research, protocols and professional guidance, in the same clinical context.

            Where professional guidance is available for the area you're working in, it sits beside the research and protocols. Access and review relevant professional guidelines and their source information.

            This is what separates HLISTIX from an AI answer generator: the layers of professional knowledge are brought to the case, each with its source attached.

            Professional Guidelines panel in HLISTIX: guidance from a national health agency, each item with an Attach button and its source
            05 · Treatment summary

            The summary takes shape during the visit, not after it.

            What you document and select along the way is already in place.

            You choose what to add, what to leave out, and what to write yourself. Nothing enters the treatment summary unless you choose it. Add research or a protocol, leave it out, or type your own notes freely, and edit the summary whenever you need to.

            Instead of reconstructing the visit from memory after the patient has left.

            1. Review
            2. Complete
            3. Send to the patient

            The Treatment Summary provides a flexible workspace for practitioners to organize and document information according to their own professional approach. Practitioners choose what information to record, which sections are relevant, and how to use the workspace. Summaries are sent by email only to patients who have consented to email.

            For the patient

            From clinical intelligence to patient understanding.

            Help patients understand where they are in the treatment process, and what comes next.

            Save, Finish and Generate Patient Summary buttons on the Treatment Summary page.
            Patient treatment summary with the clinic's logo: visit number, date and chief complaint (demonstration values)
            A patient treatment summary, generated from what was documented during the visit (demonstration case).

            The treatment summary gives you a clear way to explain the treatment journey, using the research, protocols and professional guidance already connected to the case. It can communicate:

            • What happened today What was addressed in this visit.
            • The expected process What a course of treatment may involve.
            • Why it takes several visits When a course of treatment needs more than one session.
            • Progress so far Where the patient is relative to the treatment plan you set.
            • What supports it Research, protocols or professional guidance behind the process.
            • What comes next The next stage, so the patient knows what to expect.
            • Between visits Practical guidance you choose and approve, so the patient can take part in their own progress.

            You select and approve everything the patient receives.

            Instead of patients leaving without a clear summary, or a clear next step.

            In practice

            Built around the way practitioners actually work

            • Research-derived questions beside the case

              Prepare for a case

              Anamnesis, research, relevant protocols and professional guidance, brought together.

              Outcome Arrive at the clinical work with the relevant context already connected.

            • Research evidence beside the case

              Work through the case

              The case context stays in place while you open the information you need.

              Outcome Less switching between disconnected tools, searches and notes.

            • Visit documentation filled in during the visit

              Document as you work

              The treatment summary develops during the clinical process.

              Outcome Less reconstruction after the visit.

            • Patient treatment summary with visit number and details

              Help patients understand the treatment journey

              Use research, protocols and professional guidance to set clear expectations: what the process may involve, where the patient is in it, what progress has occurred, and what comes next.

              Outcome Clearer continuity and stronger patient understanding.

            • Finish visit and Generate Patient Summary buttons

              Keep the patient engaged between visits

              At the end of the treatment, review the summary and send it to the patient: what was addressed, the treatment context, next steps, and guidance you approve for between visits.

              Outcome The patient leaves with something concrete, instead of having to remember the whole conversation.

            The work around the treatment

            Clinical work shouldn't live across five different tools.

            Today

            • Research databasetabs open · checking sources
            • Books & referenceschapter 7, p. 214
            • General AI chat"Describe the case again…"
            • Notesscribbled during the visit
            • Documentationto finish tonight
            • Patient summarynot written yet
            • Research after hours
            • Rebuilding the case in every tool
            • Checking sources one by one
            • Writing up the visit after the patient leaves
            • Patients leaving without a clear next step

            With HLISTIX

            The case Case context Knowledge Documentation Communication

            One clinical workspace. The case stays in the middle; the knowledge, the documentation and the patient communication connect around it.

            HLISTIX doesn't replace the systems that run your clinic. It adds the intelligence layer around the clinical work.

            Why it's different

            Useful AI isn't the same as clinical intelligence.

            General AI

            • Starts with a prompt
            • Context often needs to be rebuilt
            • Information may need additional source verification
            • Output is separate from the clinical workflow
            • Documentation lives elsewhere

            HLISTIX

            • Starts with the case
            • Clinical context remains connected
            • Relevant professional information is surfaced around the work
            • Sources are visible
            • The practitioner reviews and decides
            • Treatment documentation develops inside the same workflow
            The case and the research beside it, in one HLISTIX screen

            A chat window gives you an answer. HLISTIX gives the case a working environment.

            Trust

            Evidence you can inspect. Clinical judgment that stays yours.

            Every study, protocol and professional guideline remains connected to its source. HLISTIX brings the information into the case; you decide what matters and what enters the treatment summary.

            HLISTIX informs. You review the sources and make the professional decision.

            A research card in HLISTIX showing the study title, year, design and sample size, with View Full and Add to Summary

            Sources sit next to the information

            Every study shows where it comes from: title, year, study design and size. Open the full record and judge it yourself.

            520K+

            Published research records

            A research corpus across 45+ treatment approaches, spanning research articles, reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, clinical trials and case reports, each linked to its original source.

            9K+

            Journals

            From broad medical research to journals dedicated to integrative and complementary practice.

            Professional guidelines with their issuing organisation shown

            Professional sources

            Access and review relevant professional guidelines and their source information.

            Notice in HLISTIX: treatment protocols shown are extracted parameters from peer-reviewed research; the platform does not interpret, rank or recommend

            Protocols, as published

            Explore treatment protocols reported in published research and review their underlying evidence and sources. The platform does not interpret, rank or recommend them.

            The practitioner stays in control

            Nothing enters the treatment summary unless you add it. HLISTIX does not diagnose, prescribe or select treatment.

            How HLISTIX handles sources, privacy and safety

            See it in action

            See HLISTIX work through one real clinical case.

            From a sharper anamnesis to relevant evidence, treatment protocols, professional guidance, practitioner-selected documentation and a patient-ready summary.

            Shown on a demonstration case, not a real patient.

            1. Anamnesis

              What should I ask next?

              As the case develops, research-derived questions can surface details worth exploring and help the practitioner build a sharper anamnesis.

              Chief complaint and patient details beside the panel of research-derived questions
            2. Relevant research

              What does the evidence show?

              Studies relevant to the case appear beside it, each with its source, study design, year and sample size; the full abstract, with reported findings where the study published them, is one click away.

              Published outcomes can also help the practitioner discuss what patients may reasonably expect from a course of care.

              A research card: title, study type, year, sample size, abstract excerpt, View Full and Add to Summary
            3. Protocol

              What treatment patterns were reported?

              Published protocols can surface treatment frequency, number of sessions, duration and other treatment parameters reported in the literature. These details can help the practitioner explain the expected treatment process to the patient.

              HLISTIX presents published protocol information for educational review. It does not prescribe or recommend a treatment plan.

              Treatment Protocols from published research, each with Add to Treatment Summary, and the educational-use notice
            4. Professional guidance

              What do professional organizations say?

              Relevant professional guidelines can appear beside the research and protocol information, together with their source and issuing organization.

              Professional Guidelines: guideline title, issuing organization and an Attach action
            5. Practitioner decision

              What belongs in the treatment summary?

              You choose what to add, what to leave out, and what to write yourself.

              Nothing enters the treatment summary unless you choose it.

              • Add to summary
                The Add to Treatment Summary button

                One click brings a study, protocol or guideline in, with its source.

              • Leave it out

                Anything you don't add stays out of the summary.

              • Write freely
                A free-text field in the treatment summary: Your clinical assessment and findings

                Your own clinical notes, in your own words.

            6. Treatment summary

              Your clinical summary takes shape while you work.

              The information you select and the notes you write are already organized inside the treatment summary, ready for review and editing before the visit ends.

              The practitioner's treatment summary: clinical impression, the selected treatment protocol, patient response and the references added
            7. Patient summary

              From your treatment summary to a patient-ready document in seconds.

              With one click, HLISTIX can generate a patient-facing summary from the treatment summary you prepared during the visit.

              • Generated in seconds
              • Fully editable before sending
              • Your clinic logo
              • Your signature, if you choose to add it
              • Export as PDF
              • Email to the patient, with their consent
              • Print in the clinic

              You review and approve the patient version before it leaves the clinic.

              Save, Finish and Generate Patient Summary buttons
              Patient Visit Summary with the clinic logo, visit details and chief complaint, and Save, Print Document and Export PDF

            See what clinical work feels like when the knowledge is already there.

            One case. One clinical workspace. Relevant research, protocols, professional guidelines, documentation and patient communication, connected around the work you're already doing.

            The HLISTIX Treatment Summary workspace: the case with its treatment protocol on the left, treatment protocols and professional guidelines on the right