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A clinical question. Certified sources to verify — not a direct AI answer.

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Authoritative source pointers — not direct AI answers.

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Disclaimer

De-identified clinical questions only. Quick Consult points to certified sources — it does not answer directly.

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Is metformin safe in CKD stage 3b?Warfarin + amoxicillin interaction?
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Source guide

Topic: Metformin use in chronic kidney disease stage 3b.

Authoritative sources:
  • Diabetes Canada Clinical Practice Guidelines — CKD chapter (guidelines.diabetes.ca)
  • Health Canada Drug Product Database — metformin product monograph
  • CPS / RxVigilance — renal dosing and contraindication lookup

Where to verify: Open the Diabetes Canada CKD guideline section and cross-check the current Health Canada monograph for eGFR thresholds.

Reminder: Read the primary sources yourself before any clinical decision.

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What It Does

Quick Consult helps you find where to look — not what to conclude. Ask a de-identified clinical question and receive pointers to certified Canadian guidelines, monographs, and reference databases (Diabetes Canada, CCS, Health Canada, CPS/RxVigilance, CFPC, and similar).

Clinical Calculators in the same dashboard cover Wells (DVT and PE), CHA₂DS₂-VASc, CURB-65, CKD-EPI eGFR, and BMI with structured inputs and rule-based interpretations — no AI, nothing stored.

Nothing is saved to your cases. Ask, follow the sources, verify in the primary reference, move on. Built for the hallway question between patients when you need a trusted starting point, not an AI opinion.


Time Math

Two minutes opening a search tab.

Thirty seconds in Quick Consult.

Multiply that across a week of small clinical questions.

The time adds up.


How It Works

Confirm the de-identification disclaimer, type your clinical question (or tap a sample), and receive a structured source guide with Topic, Authoritative sources, Where to verify, and Reminder sections.

For validated scores (Wells, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, CURB-65, eGFR, BMI), use Clinical Calculators — same login, no AI, no storage.

For patient-specific differentials, use the full DDx Engine instead.


Privacy

Quick Consult cannot process patient-identifiable information. Source guides are ephemeral and are not stored in your case history.

Your 14-day practice evaluation includes 25 Quick Consults.