Rounds (3-Minute Flow)

Clinical Corvus is designed to compress the “find the story” phase of rounds into a fast, repeatable routine: context → deltas → plan.

Before Rounds (Pre-rounding)

1. Select the patient and confirm the header context.
2. Open Monitor Mode for a compact view:
   • Synthesis: one-line “who/why/now”.
   • Deltas: what changed in the last 24h (labs, imaging, supports, meds).
   • Signals/Trends: key vitals and trends to spot instability early.
   • The Plan: draftable action list.
3. If something is unclear, paste the relevant snippet into the clipboard input (note, labs, report excerpt) to refresh the working context.

During Rounds (Bedside)

Use Corvus as a shared cognitive checklist, not as an autopilot.

Useful questions during rounds:

• “Summarize the active problems and today’s priority.”
• “What changed since yesterday that affects today’s plan?”
• “Draft today’s plan by system. Keep it short.”

After Rounds (Execution)

1. Convert the plan into tasks (checklist-style).
2. Check-to-Accept each proposed item:
   • Accept if correct
   • Edit if partially correct
   • Discard if not appropriate
3. Export/transfer the final draft into your documentation workflow as needed.

What Good Output Looks Like

• A one-liner that matches the team’s mental model.
• A short delta list with only the relevant changes.
• A plan that is specific, reviewable, and editable.

Safety Notes

• Treat suggestions as drafts.
• Verify medications, dosing, and time-sensitive decisions against local protocols.
• When evidence matters, open the citations and confirm they match your clinical context and local practice.