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Upload a guideline, up to 50 MB, and ask it a question. The answer names the document it came from.
Clinical guideline search, down to the recommendation.
Ask what the guideline says, in plain words. Vero finds the recommendation, names the body that issued it, and links the guideline.
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The risk threshold, and the grade the guideline puts on it.
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The bodies behind the answer.
Task forces and specialty societies, shelved by specialty. The answer names the one it quotes.
Strength, written the way each body grades it.
A letter, a class, or strong and weak. Ask for the strength, and the answer quotes it as the guideline does.
USPSTF: Grade A, B, C, D, or I
A and B recommend the service. C means offer it selectively. D recommends against it. I means the evidence is insufficient.
- Grade A
- Grade B
- Grade C
- Grade D
- I statement
ACC/AHA: Class 1, 2a, 2b, or 3
Class 1 is strong, 2a moderate, 2b weak, and 3 means no benefit or harm. A level of evidence, A to C, sits beside it.
- Class 1
- Class 2a
- Class 2b
- Class 3: Harm
GRADE: strong or conditional
Used by the ACP, the ATS, and many others, with the certainty of the evidence from high to very low.
- Strong · high certainty
- Conditional · low certainty
NICE: offer or consider
“Offer” marks a strong recommendation. “Consider” marks one where the evidence is less certain.
- Offer
- Consider
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Clinical guideline search, answered.
What is clinical guideline search?
Finding what a clinical practice guideline recommends for your question. Vero searches guidelines alongside systematic reviews, trials, and drug references, and answers with the guideline cited and linked.
Which guideline bodies does Vero search?
Clinical practice guidelines from national task forces and specialty societies, in cardiology, diabetes, respiratory medicine, infection, obstetrics, paediatrics, and more. The answer names the body that issued each one. Never forums or blogs.
Does the answer give the strength of a recommendation?
Ask for it, and the answer quotes the grade the way the guideline writes it: a letter grade, a class of recommendation, or a strong or conditional rating. The L1 to L4 badge appears on trial literature, not on guidelines.
Will I see Canadian guidelines in Canada?
Say where you practise when jurisdiction matters. Including the location helps Vero weigh the guidelines that apply there, Canadian or US.
Can I search a guideline PDF I already have?
Yes. Upload it, up to 50 MB, and ask it a question, or add it to your Library so the whole team can. Answers name the document they came from.
What if two guidelines disagree?
Vero says so, with source-backed caveats. Ask it to compare them and it sets out where they agree and where they differ, each one cited.
How do I know a guideline is current?
Every citation links to the guideline itself, so you can check its date in one click. You can also ask for the latest version by name.
Is clinical guideline search free?
Vero Evidence is included in every plan. The free plan comes with 10 actions a month and needs no credit card; Pro is unlimited.
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