Clawi for Doctors & Healthcare Professionals

Clinical knowledge, on demand. Between patients.

Clawi helps clinicians search literature, draft documentation, track guidelines, and manage administrative tasks — all through a secure, private assistant on your phone.

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Why Doctors & Healthcare Professionals Choose Clawi

Medical literature

"Summarize recent RCTs on SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure" — get a structured, cited summary in seconds.

Clinical note drafting

Dictate a patient encounter by voice note. Get a structured SOAP-format draft back instantly.

Drug interaction lookup

Quick reference for interactions, contraindications, and dosing — in plain English, on your phone.

CME & conference tracking

Track your continuing education credits, upcoming conferences, and submission deadlines.

Guideline updates

Daily briefings when major guidelines update in your specialty — AHA, ACC, ESC, NICE, and more.

Patient letter drafting

Draft referral letters, discharge summaries, and patient-facing explanations. Review before sending.

Set Up Your AI Assistant in 3 Minutes

No technical setup. No complex onboarding. Just connect and go.

1

Create Your Account

Sign up with your email. Your AI assistant is provisioned instantly in the cloud.

2

Connect Your Tools

Link WhatsApp or Telegram. Upload your knowledge base. Takes 90 seconds.

3

Start Automating

Your AI is live. It starts handling inquiries immediately—24/7, even while you sleep.

See It In Action

Real conversations, handled instantly by your AI assistant.

Real World Examples

See how Clawi handles complex requests instantly.

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Summarize the latest evidence on low-dose aspirin for primary cardiovascular prevention in patients over 70
2:47 AM
Recent evidence summary (through 2024): • ASPREE trial (2018, n=19,114): Aspirin 100mg daily in healthy ≥70yo showed NO benefit in CVD prevention, but significantly increased major hemorrhage risk (HR 1.38). Disability-free survival was actually worse in aspirin group. • 2022 USPSTF guidelines updated: Now recommend AGAINST initiating low-dose aspirin for primary prevention in adults ≥60. For 40–59 with ≥10% 10-year CVD risk: individual decision. • Bottom line: The era of routine primary prevention aspirin in elderly patients is largely over. Bleeding risk outweighs benefit in most ≥70 without prior CVD events. Want me to pull the full ASPREE citation or find specialty-specific guidance (e.g., ADA for diabetic patients)?
2:47 AM• Instant reply
Draft a referral letter to cardiology for a 68yo male with new-onset AF, not anticoagulated, CHA₂DS₂-VASc score of 4
2:48 AM
Draft referral letter: Dear Colleague, I am referring Mr. [Patient], a 68-year-old male, for cardiology assessment regarding new-onset atrial fibrillation identified [date]. Relevant history: [HTN/DM/prior stroke — please confirm]. CHA₂DS₂-VASc score: 4 (age 1pt, male sex 0pt, HTN 1pt — please complete with full history). Currently not anticoagulated pending specialist review. ECG findings: [attach]. Renal function and hepatic function within normal limits. No contraindications to anticoagulation identified at this stage. I would be grateful for your assessment regarding anticoagulation initiation, rate vs rhythm control strategy, and further workup. Yours sincerely, [Your name] Want me to adjust the tone or add specific lab values?
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