Ask
Clinical questions answered with a reference on every sentence — or a clear “not enough evidence”.
WHIN ClinicalICU · HDU · Inpatient wards
Every number traced. Every answer referenced.
Every ICU and ward patient on one timeline — scored by rules, watched by alerts, with cited answers from Ask.
7live scores
15clinician-confirmed alerts
1timeline per admission
2languages: EN & AR
Who it is for
For the bedside — and the hospital behind it.
Intensivists
One screen
Organ support, trends and scores.
Ward & HDU doctors
What changed
Early warning on the unit’s own score.
Nurses
Enter once
Every value kept with its source.
Hospitals
Nothing to replace
Read-only over the EMR.
What it does
Seven tools, one patient timeline.
Dashboard
Organ systems and 24-hour changes
Flowsheet
Hourly lanes; gaps shown, never filled
Scores
Every input visible
Alerts
Rules as code, linked to records
Phone app
What changed since you last looked
Family updates
Sent only after a clinician signs
On a synthetic patient
See it as a clinician does.
Ask
Answers you can check.
- P links to the record, E to the guideline page.
- Every sentence and number verified.
- Unsupported claims removed.
Over time
The whole admission, one time axis.
- Infusions, labs and vitals in lanes.
- Scores and alerts beside them.
- Missing data stays visible.
At a glance
The patient, organ by organ.
- SOFA with its 72-hour range.
- Every value links to its source.
- Stale data flagged.
Integration
Connects at any level.
Any hospital
Feeds where possible. Manual entry always.
One database per hospital, hosted in the UAE. Everything audited.
- HL7 v2
- FHIR R4
- Epic
- Oracle Health
- TrakCare
- NABIDH
- Manual entry
- PDF upload
Why WHIN
Traceability is the product.
Traceable
Every value links to its source.
Rules, not AI
Scores and alerts are code. Same input, same result.
Data protected
AI sees patient data only with recorded consent.
Works anywhere
HL7, FHIR, or manual entry.
Book a demo
See WHIN on a live ICU record.
A demonstration shaped to your workflows. It starts with a conversation.
Decision support only. Clinical judgement takes precedence. Screens show a synthetic patient.
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