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Investigate a clinical question
Search by presentation, pattern, formula or herb, using the language you use in practice.
In practice: Start with the question you actually have.
For practitioners
Explore questions that stay with you after a consultation. Compare recorded approaches, examine formula changes and keep useful insights for your next clinical discussion.
Questions from practice
Use CaseWise to investigate an unfamiliar presentation, prepare for supervision or reflect on a treatment decision.
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Search by presentation, pattern, formula or herb, using the language you use in practice.
In practice: Start with the question you actually have.
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Review match explanations and case excerpts before opening the full record.
In practice: Focus your reading on useful comparisons.
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Trace treatment changes and recorded responses across the patient journey, including gaps in follow-up.
In practice: Understand how an approach evolved.
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Review herbs, doses and recorded treatment reasons where available, across successive visits.
In practice: Look beyond the formula name.
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Put cases side by side to examine differences in diagnosis, treatment and recorded response.
In practice: Prepare a more precise supervision discussion.
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Request an overview of useful case material, with references you can follow and check.
In practice: Organise the enquiry before drawing conclusions.
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Save useful answers and your reflections in your Casebook. Revisit or print the entry when needed.
In practice: Keep insights ready for CPD or supervision.
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Create a de-identified case directly or import a completed CaseWise DOCX template as a draft.
In practice: Preserve decisions and follow-up for later reflection.
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Within the same institution, Clinical guidance keeps eligible colleagues' questions and replies with the working case.
In practice: Carry a mentoring conversation between consultations.
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Publish suitable de-identified cases through the options available to your account, with the necessary permissions.
In practice: Make your experience useful beyond your clinic.
Professional judgement
Weigh the recorded response, follow-up and gaps before deciding what a case can support.
AI can make mistakes. Check supporting cases. Decisions about an individual patient remain your professional responsibility.
Choose your access
Choose practitioner access for your own clinical enquiries and ongoing reflection.
See practitioner accessMentoring through Clinical guidance requires eligible accounts in the same institution. Talk to us about your group.
Discuss mentoring accessAssignment tools require institution access with the appropriate role. Explore how they support your teaching.
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