Rule Out is clinical decision support for licensed providers and supervised students. It is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, and it does not replace your judgment, your exam, or current guidelines.
What it does
Rule Out uses AI to rank possible diagnoses and draft a management plan from the information you enter. It shows its reasoning so you can check it. You decide what to do for your patient.
What you must do
- Confirm the working diagnosis. Rule Out writes a plan only after you confirm one.
- Verify every drug and dose against a current reference before you prescribe.
- Check scores, lab flags, and plans against your own assessment and your scope of practice.
- Follow your local protocols, your organization's policies, and the law where you practice.
Limits you should know
- AI output can be wrong, incomplete, or out of date, and it can cite a source incorrectly.
- The can't-miss list is a prompt to think. It does not list every dangerous condition.
- Lab flags use adult reference ranges. Your laboratory's ranges take priority.
- Rule Out does not provide pediatric dosing.
- Results depend on what you enter. Missing or incorrect information changes the ranking.
Emergencies and safety
Rule Out is not for emergencies. Follow your emergency protocol or call 911.
A PHQ-9 item 9 answer above zero shows a safety alert with the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. The alert does not replace a suicide risk assessment. Assess the patient and act on your findings.
Patient information
Do not enter patient names, dates of birth, record numbers, or other identifiers. The Privacy Policy explains what happens to the information you enter.