Scriva Evidence
Clinical answers, with the sources in view
Ask a clinical question and get an answer grounded in guidelines and literature, with every source cited and verifiable.
How it works
From clinical question to answer with sources
Ask your question
Type or dictate a clinical question in plain language: dosing, interactions, diagnostic criteria, management.
Scriva checks the sources
Evidence searches clinical guidelines and scientific literature for the information relevant to your question.
Read and verify
Get a concise answer with citations: every statement links back to the source it came from.
Clinical answers you can verify
Evidence helps you decide faster, always showing where each piece of information comes from.
Guidelines and literature
Answers grounded in clinical guidelines and scientific publications, not generic web text.
Precise citations
Every answer lists the sources used, so you can open and check them in seconds.
Plain-language questions
Ask the way you would ask a colleague, in English or Italian.
Follow-up questions
Keep the conversation going to clarify a point, narrow the population or compare options.
Built for the point of care
Concise answers designed to be read between one visit and the next.
Your judgment stays yours
Evidence is decision support: the clinical decision always rests with the clinician.
Evidence for every specialty
From general practice to oncology, the questions change. See how Scriva supports your practice.
Evidence questions
What is Scriva Evidence?
It is a tool that answers clinical questions based on guidelines and scientific literature, citing the sources for every answer.
Where do the answers come from?
From clinical guidelines and scientific publications. Each answer includes citations so you can check the source directly.
Can I trust the answers?
Evidence is designed to be verifiable: always check the cited sources. It supports decisions and does not replace clinical judgment.
Which languages can I ask in?
English and Italian, in natural language, including follow-up questions.
Can I include patient data?
Clinical questions don't need identifying data: phrase the question generally, for example by age, sex and condition.
Try Scriva on your real visits.
14-day trial. Record your next visit and find the note already written.
