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GP Diagnosis Vs. Dr. Lex-Diagnosis Simulator

GP Diagnosis 與 Dr. Lex-Diagnosis Simulator 使用情況與統計

In this app the most common diseases of a GP practice in climatically temperate latitudes are stored. In only 4 steps, after entering symptoms of disease, the app suggests the most likely medical diagnosis or a ranking list of probable diagnoses. The important diagnostic information for the layman is provided. The search process and the description are kept in an understandable language. All diagnoses can be viewed in the menu. There is also supplementary information on standard and travel vaccinations for adults. Links lead to interesting websites. The entire process takes place offline: - No tracking - No sharing of medical data - No advertising

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Dr. Lex-Diagnosis Simulator

Dr. Lex is an interactive virtual patient diagnosis simulator and augmented intelligence clinical decision support platform. It is designed for medical professionals and students to help in training advanced diagnostic skills by applying the most engaging methodologies. Members solve quizzes, unlock difficulty levels, participate in competition events, earn score points and get ranked based on results. The AI diagnostic decision support tool allows medical specialists and students to analyze medical cases provided in unstructured text format and voice dictation. All suggestions are provided with appropriate reasonings for users to learn and sharpen their diagnostic skills. The underlying medical knowledge of Dr. Lex is based on publicly available published statistical data, medical articles and summarized national e-health databases. CAUTION The services in the app are intended exclusively for healthcare professionals. Those services shall not be used by patients or non-healthcare professionals for diagnosis or any other purposes. DISCLAIMER Dr. Lex cannot provide medical diagnosis. All services are intended for informational purposes only. Healthcare professionals must use their own discretion when making diagnosis decisions.