The evidence enginebuilt for nurses.
State-specific scope, bedside workflow, specialty guidelines, and hospital policy — answered in one cited clinical assistant. Trained on what nurses actually do at the bedside.
"Can a CA RN remove a Bakri balloon?"
The problem
Nurses need answers that medicine-first AI does not solve.
Clinical guidance is everywhere. Nursing-specific, state-specific, bedside answers aren't.
Scope uncertainty
"Can an RN in California do this?" pulls together state board rules, standardized procedures, facility policy, and competency validation.
Workflow gap
Physician tools answer diagnosis and treatment. Nurses need documentation, escalation, delegation, handoff, and bedside sequencing.
Evidence overload
ACOG, AWHONN, CMQCC, ANA, drug references, and local policy all live in different places. Nurses lose time and second-guess scope.
The answer
One cited answer that reconciles evidence, scope, and policy.
Not a replacement for clinical judgment — a cited decision support layer with explicit limitations, escalation language, and policy verification.
"The win isn't 'AI can answer.' It's nurses trust it during a shift."
Evidence layer
ACOG, AWHONN, ANA, CMQCC, drug references, peer-reviewed sources.
State scope layer
Nurse Practice Acts, BRN advisory opinions, delegation and competency requirements.
Policy layer
Hospital PDFs, order sets, skills checklists, annual competencies.
Bedside mode
Step-by-step nurse workflow: assess, document, escalate, hand off.
Our wedge
Starting in Labor & Delivery.
L&D is high-acuity, protocol-driven, legally sensitive, and underserved by generic chatbots. Built by a nurse with 20+ years at the bedside.
- Hypertension & severe-range BPBeta
- Postpartum hemorrhage & MTPBeta
- Fetal monitoring · Category IIBeta
- Shoulder dystocia workflowBeta
- Fetal demise bereavementBeta
- State + facility scopeBeta
The win isn't 'AI can answer.' It's that nurses trust it during a shift.
Founder · RN, 20+ yrs L&D
Trust architecture
Retrieval first. AI second.
NurseEvidence answers only from approved sources — then shows exactly where the answer came from.
Clinical Observation № 04
The sources behind every answer.
NurseEvidence retrieves from the same authoritative bodies nurses already trust at the bedside — professional societies, federal agencies, and peer-reviewed evidence. Every answer names its source so you can verify before you act.
Specialty nursing & medicine
Practice, scope & safety
Government & evidence
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