Search assumes you know the word you are looking for. Clinical questions rarely work that way. What a doctor actually wants to know, thirty seconds before a patient sits down, is whether the dizziness resolved, when the dose last changed, or whether anyone followed up on the blood pressure reading from December.
Those questions span visits. They cut across letters, notes and results that were each filed separately and correctly, and none of which answers the question on its own.
MEDINTELLE answers them from the patient’s own recorded notes, and shows which consultations the answer came from. That last part matters more than the answer itself: a response you cannot trace is a response you have to verify manually, which costs more time than looking it up would have.
The answer is a starting point for clinical judgement, not a substitute for it. Every response points back at the source so it can be checked against the record.