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Resistance kills more than HIV or malaria
1.27 million deaths in 2019 were directly attributable to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, more than HIV/AIDS or malaria. A number every prescriber should carry.

Where charting time actually goes in a physician day, measured.
Sinsky and colleagues followed 57 physicians for 430 hours across four specialties. During the office day: 27 percent direct face time with patients, 49 percent EHR and desk work. Roughly two hours of screen for every hour of patient.
That number is what the whole documentation conversation sits on.
Source: Sinsky et al., Allocation of Physician Time in Ambulatory Practice, Annals of Internal Medicine, 2016.

Medical AI that shows its work: the reasoning and the source for every answer.
Allopurinol on top of azathioprine. Parol does not just say yes. It walks the xanthine oxidase pathway, the myelosuppression risk, the reduction to roughly one quarter to one third of the usual dose, the CBC monitoring. Then it shows the label it read.
Generic AI hands you a paragraph. This hands you the reasoning and the citation behind it.
Source on screen: FDA azathioprine label (DailyMed).

Clinical decision support that shows the source, not just the answer.
Apixaban, atrial fibrillation, CrCl 38. The reflex is to reduce the dose. The label says renal function alone is not the trigger: 2.5 mg twice daily only with two of age 80 or older, weight 60 kg or less, creatinine 1.5 mg/dL or higher.
Your instinct caught it. A cited answer catches it faster. You still decide what to do with it.
Source on screen: FDA apixaban (Eliquis) label.

You already have an AI for literature lookups. You need one for the chart you're about to sign.

Parol is the medical AI that answers the clinical question, cites the source, and writes the note you were going to write anyway. All in the same conversation.

Every doctor has the "good thing I checked" story. The next one shouldn't be a story.

Your instinct caught it. A cited answer would have caught it faster. Parol is the second brain that shows its work.

You didn't train 11 years to be a typist.

The tools that help you diagnose don't help you document. Parol answers the clinical question AND hands you the paragraph you were going to write anyway. That's the difference.

The dose you signed 20 minutes ago. Still running it in your head?

You have a dozen tabs open for this. Uptodate. A journal search. A text thread with your old attending. Parol is the one that actually answers, with the source, in the time it takes to dry your hands.

A quick protocol check shouldn’t take 10 tabs and 15 minutes.

Use Parol Medical AI for fast, structured clinical checks when time is tight: https://parol.app/solutions