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Sources

The Sources drawer allows clinicians to inspect peer-reviewed medical guidelines, health authority guidance, and clinical literature supporting Agent D recommendations.

What it does

The Sources panel provides full transparency into the evidence base powering Diagnify. Clinicians can view referenced Australian practice guidelines, review publication years and evidence grades, and access guidelines relevant to patient active conditions even when no active work-up has run.

When to use it

Open Sources whenever verifying clinical recommendations, reviewing complex management pathways, or confirming evidence grades for specialized therapies.

Step by step

  1. Select Sources from the right tool rail to inspect referenced clinical guidelines. The clinical evidence sources drawer

Also on this screen

  • Recommended guidelines: Curated clinical practice guidelines relevant to the provisional diagnosis.
  • Publication dates: Displays the publication or revision year of referenced literature to verify currency.
  • Patient-specific guidelines: Displays chronic disease and preventative guidelines matched to patient history when no active work-up is open.
  • Evidence summaries: Highlights key clinical takeaways and recommendation strengths.

What Agent D can do

  • Agent D cross-references clinical proposals against national medical guidelines.
  • Agent D cites authoritative sources backing suggested investigations and treatment pathways.

Safety (what needs your Confirm)

  • Sources are informative reference materials designed to support clinical decision-making.
  • Treating doctors remain solely responsible for evaluating evidence applicability to individual patients.

Common questions

What sources are referenced in Diagnify?

Diagnify prioritises peer-reviewed Australian medical college guidelines, national health advisory publications, and validated international clinical evidence.

Can I access sources without running a diagnostic work-up?

Yes. Opening Sources on any patient displays guidelines relevant to their recorded medical conditions and preventive care needs.

Are guidelines updated regularly?

Yes. The guidance index is updated continuously to reflect newly published clinical trials, college updates, and health alerts.

Last reviewed: 03/10/2026.