GI Compass — Clinical Decision Support for Gastroenterology

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From question to recommendation

Select a module, answer targeted clinical questions, and receive a structured, guideline-based recommendation — complete with references. 9 modules and continuously expanding.

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GI Compass

Evidence-based clinical decision support

IBD

IBD: Diagnosis

Structured diagnostic workup — mimic exclusion, probability assessment

IBD Management

Adult UC & Crohn's Disease — evidence-based treatment algorithms

Pediatric IBD

ECCO-ESPGHAN risk stratification, peds-specific dosing

LIVER

Abnormal Liver Tests

Pattern classification, severity stratification, differential diagnosis

Cirrhosis

Baveno VII staging, MELD 3.0, complications

9 modules spanning IBD, hepatology, screening, and acute care — continuously expanding

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Active Luminal UC

Step 1 of 3 · Disease Profile

Disease Extent REQUIRED

E1 — Proctitis

Rectum only (≤15 cm)

E2 — Left-sided

Up to splenic flexure

E3 — Extensive / Pancolitis

Beyond splenic flexure

Disease Activity — MES REQUIRED

MES 1 — Mild

Erythema, decreased vascular pattern

MES 2 — Moderate

Marked erythema, absent vascular pattern

MES 3 — Severe

Spontaneous bleeding, ulceration

Stepped inputs — only the questions that matter for this patient

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UC Treatment Recommendations

Clinical Profile

Moderate left-sided ulcerative colitis (E2) with MES 2 activity. Prior vedolizumab failure narrows the eligible treatment pool.

Clinical Acuity

Moderate acuity setting. Advanced-therapy options are generally recommended; routine outpatient monitoring is appropriate.

Treatment Plan

Select a treatment to proceed

Infliximab

Ozanimod

Etrasimod

Upadacitinib

Risankizumab

Guselkumab

Alternatives ▾

Why some drugs were excluded ▾

References (1) ▾

Select a drug above →

Structured output with treatment options, exclusions, and full references

Clinical modules

Every question. One reference.

Each module distills the latest society guidelines into a structured clinical pathway — from initial workup through treatment and follow-up. More modules added regularly.

IBD

IBD Diagnostic

Suspected IBD? Walk through a structured workup — from symptoms and labs to endoscopy and histology — and arrive at a clear diagnostic picture.

UC Management

Manage ulcerative colitis across every scenario: mild-to-moderate flares, acute severe colitis, refractory disease, and long-term remission maintenance.

CD Management

Navigate Crohn's disease from outpatient management to inpatient flares. Includes perianal disease, fistula assessment, and remission strategies.

LFT

Abnormal Liver Tests

Elevated LFTs? Systematically narrow the differential across 37 conditions with drug-interaction screening and fibrosis assessment built in.

CLD

Cirrhosis

From initial suspicion through confirmed cirrhosis — staging, variceal management, ascites care, and transplant referral guidance in one workflow.

GIB

GI Bleed & IDA

Risk-stratify upper and lower GI bleeds, optimize pre-endoscopic care, and work up iron deficiency anemia with a step-by-step approach.

HCC

Liver Lesions

Characterize liver lesions with guideline-based imaging interpretation and manage post-treatment HCC surveillance with structured follow-up protocols.

CRC

Colorectal Cancer

Screening, surveillance, and hereditary syndrome evaluation. Determine the right test, the right interval, and the right follow-up for every patient.

pIBD

Pediatric IBD

Validated pediatric scoring and age-appropriate treatment pathways for active disease and remission in children and adolescents with IBD.

Why GI Compass

Built different, on purpose

GI Compass exists because clinical decision-making deserves better tools — ones that are transparent, current, and built by someone who uses them.

Clinician-built

Designed and authored by a practicing, board-certified gastroenterologist. Every pathway reflects real clinical reasoning — not abstracted guidelines stripped of context.

Evidence-first

Every recommendation links back to its source guideline. Reference libraries are updated as new evidence emerges from ACG, AGA, AASLD, and landmark trials.

Transparent by design

Every recommendation traces directly to a published guideline. No proprietary scoring, no hidden logic. You can see exactly why a recommendation was made.

Deterministic, not AI

No AI-generated clinical output. Every pathway is a deterministic algorithm — same inputs, same outputs. Reproducible, auditable, and transparent.

Always current

Guidelines change. GI Compass keeps pace — modules are updated with each major society guideline release so you're never referencing outdated recommendations.

Works the way you think

No walls of text. No buried flowcharts. Answer a few targeted questions and get a structured, actionable plan tailored to your patient's specific clinical scenario.

Clarity at the bedside