Guideline brief
What it does
When navigating to the Guideline screen, Agent D activates the Guideline brief. It evaluates practice chronic disease management protocols against national clinical standards, flagging patient plans that need updating with chips such as Which plans need another look?.
Also on this screen
- Guidelines brief (AD-035): When that screen is open, Agent D watches Guidelines and offers questions such as “Which plans need another look?”.
When to use it
Use Guideline brief when reviewing asthma action plans, diabetes management cycles, cardiovascular risk protocols, and preventative health templates.
Step by step
- Open the Guideline screen and read Agent D.
What Agent D can do
Agent D compares active management plans with evidence-based clinical guidelines. It cannot alter clinic guideline protocols without doctor approval.
Safety (what needs your Confirm)
Guideline suggestions are clinical decision support tools. Doctors retain full responsibility for evaluating individual patient suitability before adopting any plan.
Common questions
Which clinical conditions have guideline plans?
Guidelines cover major chronic conditions including asthma, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, CKD, and COPD.
Can Agent D update a patient's care plan automatically?
No. Agent D drafts recommended changes, which the clinician must review and confirm during a consultation.
Does the guideline brief reference commercial drug literature?
No. Diagnify relies exclusively on independent, non-commercial clinical evidence sources.
Related
Last reviewed: 03/10/2026.