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Evidence-aligned clinical decisions across your hospital.

Consistent, evidence-aligned clinical decisions within minutes

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The hospital challenge

Complex cases. Variable decisions. Growing scrutiny.

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Variation across departments & consultants

Different clinicians may make very different choices for similar cases, especially where guidelines are evolving.

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Difficult to track 'evidence alignment'

Committees may approve protocols, but day-to-day decisions are still hard to benchmark against current evidence.

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Medico-legal and reputation risk

In high-stakes specialties like oncology, cardiology and critical care, every adverse outcome is questioned in hindsight.

An Evidence AI layer for your doctors.

OneRx becomes a shared evidence assistant across OPDs, tumour boards and clinical committees.

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Shared evidence foundation

All departments access the same, curated evidence backbone – reducing variation driven purely by information gaps

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Faster tumour boards & case discussions

Complex questions can be explored with OneRx summaries: options, trial data, guideline recommendations – speeding up discussions.

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Clear documentation trail

Clinicians can reference the underlying guidelines or studies that informed their decisions, strengthening notes and internal justifications.

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Governed, configurable sources

You decide which guidelines, journals and bodies are approved within your institution. OneRx only draws from those.

Start small, prove value, scale responsibly.

Step 1: Identify a focus area

Step 1: Identify a focus area

Start with one or two specialties (e.g., oncology, cardiology, diabetology) where evidence volume and risk are high.

Step 2: Co-design guardrails

Step 2: Co-design guardrails

  • Agree on approved sources and guidelines
  • Set usage boundaries (e.g., advisory vs prescription)
  • Define escalation and feedback pathways
Step 3: Run a structured pilot

Step 3: Run a structured pilot

  • Limited set of clinicians access OneRx
  • Collect qualitative feedback, sample case reviews, and time-saved anecdotes
  • Review results with medical leadership and ethics/quality teams

Built to align with your

governance, not bypass it.

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Decision support, not autonomous decision-making

OneRx is explicitly positioned as a decision-support tool. It cannot write orders in your HIS/EMR.

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Local protocols first

Where your hospital has approved protocols, OneRx is configured to prioritize them and show external guidelines as complementary.

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Auditability

For reviewed cases, you can trace which guideline sections or trials OneRx highlighted, supporting internal audits and reviews.

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Ethics & quality involvement

We encourage co-ownership by Medical Director, Ethics Committee and Quality teams from day one.

Meets you where you are today.

Start as a standalone web / mobile interface for doctors

Later, explore links from your HIS/EMR (e.g., open OneRx with pre-filled case context where appropriate)

Optional integration with internal protocols repository so doctors see hospital guidance alongside global evidence

This enables more confident, consistent, and evidence-aligned decision-making.

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Shape the
infrastructure, not just
consume it.

We are looking for hospitals who want to co-build India's clinical evidence AI infrastructure.

Benefits for early hospital partners

Influence product roadmap and governance design

Priority onboarding for key departments

Ability to run co-branded studies / whitepapers on evidence-aligned care and decision support

Visibility as an innovation and quality leader in evidence-based healthcare

Talk to Founders / Clinical Lead

Quick FAQs

Here are the Frequently Asked Questions which most doctors might have

OneRx is currently offered as a decision-support and knowledge tool, not as an autonomous diagnostic or prescribing system. Regulatory positioning will be aligned with applicable frameworks as they evolve.