An active medication list implies conditions. A result over threshold implies a question. Neither codes by itself.
Autonomous agents work through the structured side of every chart — medications, results and procedures — and surface the chronic conditions the evidence points to but the record has missed, with safeguards that keep a common drug from becoming an unsupported diagnosis.
Part of the S7 platform — every product runs in the same application and works from the same clinical reference, inside your organisation's own boundary.
Works out which chronic conditions an active medication list implies and which of them are missing from the coded record, with strict safeguards so a common drug never becomes an unsupported diagnosis.
Reads the structured side of the chart — results and medications — and surfaces conditions the evidence points to but the coding hasn't captured. It suggests when the documentation supports it and raises a provider query when it doesn't.
Each medication is recognised, including brand names and drug classes.
The conditions a medication treats are matched against what is already coded.
Drugs that treat many conditions do not count as evidence; a drug never implies how severe a condition is; the list is kept short.
Each suggestion can be added by the coder or raised as a query to the provider.
Every suggestion goes through a coder or the provider.
A medication never decides how severe a condition is.
Medications that treat many conditions are not evidence.