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AI FOR PULMONOLOGISTS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Connect symptoms, exposures, treatment, and evolution without reconstructing the respiratory history<\/h1>\n

Itaca brings together the conversation, background information, and available documents into a draft ready for review. It also helps you look up answers with sources and dive deeper into respiratory guidelines and literature.<\/p>

Try Itaca<\/a><\/div>
View respiratory monitoring guide<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div>
\"Pulmonologist<\/figure><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n

MORE THAN DOCUMENTATION<\/strong><\/p>

A platform for breathwork, not just for taking notes<\/h2>

Use each function according to the query: document, retrieve context, review evidence, or prepare the next document.<\/p><\/div>

Documentation while attending<\/h3>

Organize reason, respiratory symptoms, exposures, current treatment, described findings, and plan into a draft that you correct and approve.<\/p><\/div>

Context between meetings<\/h3>

Compare dyspnea, cough, exercise tolerance, exacerbations, actual treatment use, and changes recorded between visits.<\/p><\/div>

Documents to continue the work<\/h3>

Prepare prompts, summaries, orders, or references from the information already reviewed, without transcribing it again. Know the documents that Itaca can help prepare<\/a>.<\/p><\/div>

Clinical responses with sources<\/h3>

Revise recommendations on treatment, monitoring, prevention, or follow-up from a response centered on the clinical question. Open the references and review them<\/a>.<\/p><\/div>

deep research for further exploration<\/h3>

When you need to compare guidelines or review literature on a respiratory problem, gather evidence in a more extensive synthesis. See how it organizes sources, dates, and relevant fragments<\/a>.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n

BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER<\/strong><\/p>

More continuity from the initial assessment to the follow-up<\/h2>

Information has value when it preserves its provenance and makes it possible to understand what changed.<\/p>

Before the appointment<\/h3>

Gather respiratory history, smoking history and other exposures, previous treatments, exacerbations, and provided documents. The goal is to arrive with the available context, not to ask the patient to reconstruct everything from scratch.<\/p>

During the meeting<\/h3>

Document symptoms, functional limitations, adherence, reported technique, adverse effects, and described findings. Itaca prepares the draft while you keep your attention on the conversation.<\/p><\/div>

When reviewing tests<\/h3>

Record which study was provided, its date, and the data you consider relevant. Itaca does not present itself as an autonomous interpreter of spirometries, images, or other results.<\/p>

After<\/h3>

Keep next steps, education, warning signs, pending studies, and follow-up date. That structure facilitates the next consultation and coordination with other professionals.<\/p><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n

THE REAL WORK OF THE SPECIALTY<\/strong><\/p>

Respiratory evolution needs context, not isolated phrases<\/h2>

A useful note shows the trajectory of symptoms and their relationship to exposures, treatment, and function.<\/p>