Clinical guidelines
The body that issued the recommendation.
Inline citations on every sentence.
Every claim in a Vero answer ends with its source. Open a citation to see the study or guideline behind it, with its level of evidence where it has one.
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A citation per claim, not a list at the end.
References at the end
Three claims, three trials, one cluster of numbers. The trials disagree.
A citation on every sentence
Each claim carries its own source, right where you read it.
Three answers, sourced sentence by sentence.
Hypertension
Chlorthalidone or hydrochlorothiazide
A pragmatic trial and an Ontario cohort, cited together where they agree.
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Every kind of source, cited the same way.
Systematic reviews
Meta-analyses and Cochrane reviews, graded L1.
Randomized trials
Primary trials, each with its level of evidence.
Peer-reviewed journals
Studies from the journals clinicians read.
Drug references
Dosing and safety from authoritative references.
Your Library
Your clinic’s own documents, cited by name.
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From the answer into the plan
In a visit’s Chat, ask Vero to add a cited point to the note. The plan line keeps its source, so the reasoning travels with the record.
Patient privacy, built in from the start.
Every visit is protected health information, and Vero handles it that way from the first word to the final note.
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Audited compliance
SOC 2 Type II certified. HIPAA compliant.
No audio kept
Recordings are used to write the note and are never stored.
Never used for training
Your patients’ data is never used to train AI models.
Your retention rules
Notes auto-delete after 1 to 365 days, on your schedule. Multi‑factor sign-in included.
Built to be checked, one sentence at a time.
“I can check guidelines mid-consult and it shows the actual citations. I use it every single day.”
Dr. Emily WatsonInternal MedicineInline citations, explained.
What are inline citations?
A source placed right after the sentence it supports, rather than gathered in a list at the end. In Vero, each citation links to the guideline, review, or study behind that sentence.
Where do Vero’s citations point?
With Research on, to clinical practice guidelines, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, randomized trials and clinical studies, peer-reviewed journals, and authoritative drug references. Never forums or blogs.
Why do some citations carry a badge?
The badge is the level of evidence, shown on trial literature: L1 for systematic reviews and randomized trials, L2 for cohort studies, L3 for case-control studies and case series, L4 for expert opinion. Guideline citations carry none.
Can one sentence cite more than one source?
Yes. When a trial and a review both support a claim, or a guideline rests on a trial, the sentence ends with each of them.
Can Vero cite our own documents?
Yes. Add PDFs, Word files, text files, or web pages to your Library. Once a document is ready, answers cite it by name.
Do citations carry into my notes?
Yes. In a visit’s Chat, ask Vero to add a cited point to the note, and the line keeps its source.
What happens when sources disagree?
Vero says so. When evidence is limited, local, or conflicting, the answer spells out the caveat and cites each side.
Is Vero Evidence free?
It is part of every Vero plan. The free plan includes 10 actions a month with no credit card; Pro removes the limit.
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