From Symptoms to a Reviewable Differential in 4 Minutes or Less
Diagnostics
See how GENA uses neuro-symbolic reasoning to add a structured second reasoning layer to a clinical workflow, enhancing the physician's process.
Bring the Toughest Case You're Working On
A practical look at AI-assisted clinical reasoning
When a case is complex or the initial workup leaves questions open, organizing the history and considering alternatives can take careful thought. In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate GENA’s workflow and discuss how physicians can evaluate whether a tool like this fits a specific use case.
You’ll see a case move from a plain-language description to a structured, ranked differential that a physician can review, question, and refine.
What you’ll see
How clinical information is translated into terms a physician can review
How GENA presents a ranked differential for further consideration
How to examine the output, check what may be missing, and decide what to investigate next
A live demonstration of the workflow, with a target of producing an initial reviewable result in four minutes or less
A focused way to evaluate GENA in one clinical workflow over 30 days
Who should attend
This session may be useful for physicians who:
Evaluate complex symptoms or cases with overlapping clinical patterns
Want to consider a broader differential when an initial evaluation leaves questions open
Are exploring AI tools and want to understand their intended use, limitations, and fit with physician-led work
The physician stays in control
GENA is intended to support clinical reasoning. It does not independently diagnose or treat. Physicians review the clinical terms, assess the output in context, and make all clinical decisions. The four-minute timing is a workflow demonstration target; actual results may vary with case complexity, input quality, and system performance.