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Product Strategy

Clinical Corvus = "The Cognitive Exoskeleton for Acute Care."

The goal is not to replace human judgment but to amplify clinicians' cognitive bandwidth by structuring, summarizing, and checking the flood of information they already navigate.

1. Clinical Workspace​

The Clinical Workspace is designed as a direct substitute for the paper/Excel list most doctors already keep. Where today a resident or attending scribbles a running list ("Bed 3 – septic shock; Bed 4 – wean vent"), Corvus keeps that same list—but structured, shareable, and linked to fresh signals.

Corvus also makes "context" explicit:

  • Group context scopes the operational surface (who is mine / what unit / what queue)
  • Patient context prevents wrong-patient AI actions by anchoring the workflow around a single active patient when needed

Monitor Mode (Quad-View)​

Designed for the "3-minute round", Monitor mode synthesizes the Core Four clusters:

  1. Synthesis (Context): AI-generated one-line summary: who the patient is, why they are here, and what the primary active problems are.
  2. Deltas (24h Changes): "What changed in the last 24h?" for labs, imaging, hemodynamics, supports. Filters noise to surface only relevant deviations.
  3. Hemodynamics (Trends): Deterministic sparklines for key vitals and supports (MAP, HR, SpO2, RR, temperature, vasopressor dose, FiO2, PEEP) powered by Stream B parsers. These visualizations integrate with sentinel flags and triage signals to highlight critical trends.
  4. The Plan (Action List): Interactive action list where the copilot proposes tasks; the team edits/accepts them.

Resolver Mode (Workbench)​

When clinicians need to think deeply, they switch to Resolver mode. The workbench is intentionally structured, with explicit accept/edit/override controls rather than "chat-first" behavior.

  1. Source – Magic Context Box + Upload PDF: Accepts messy clipboard content from any EHR plus PDFs/reports. A spec-first pipeline runs to clean noise, summarize, and extract KeyMarkers.
  2. Sense-Making: Shows key deltas, narrative summaries, conflict flags, and evidence briefs.
  3. Output – Action Plan & Documentation: Offers a guided editor integrating multiple agent outputs (notes, handoffs, problem lists).

I-PASS Handoff Board​

The Clinical Workspace includes an I-PASS compliant handoff board:

  • Builds on Monitor + Resolve data
  • Structures Illness severity, Patient summary, Action list, Situation awareness & contingency planning, and Synthesis by receiver

Uniquely, the system encourages "Situational Awareness" contingencies—often missed in manual handoffs.

2. Operational Collaboration via Groups​

Groups are not just an address book; they act as an operational context switcher:

  • Favorites + "My Groups" + Directory tiering
  • Group rows expose at-a-glance operational signals (patients assigned, rounds pending, unresolved alerts, members online)
  • Group selection immediately scopes dashboard surfaces (Corvus Hub summary, filters, queues) to the chosen clinical responsibility set

This is how Corvus becomes a multi-user cockpit without requiring enterprise integration: teams share the workflow layer, not the EHR.

3. Agentic Clinical Copilot​

Dual-Stream Ingestion Engine​

Stream A (Narrative Synthesis + on-demand RAG) BAML summarizer generates SBAR/I-PASS summaries, drafts plan suggestions, and provides rationale text.

Stream B (Deterministic KeyMarkers) Instead of full EHR replication, Stream B focuses on compact high-yield metrics (Lactate, MAP, Creatinine, etc.) and generates a TriageResult. These markers feed Quad-View graphs and alerts.

"Check-to-Accept" Interface​

To mitigate automation bias and maintain human control:

  • Suggestions appear as interactive items with rationale/evidence/risk indicators
  • Clinician must accept, edit, or discard
  • Only accepted items compile into the final note/handoff/action list