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Klivance User Guide

Klivance is a clinical decision-support tool that answers your clinical questions with cited evidence from open medical sources. It does not diagnose — it lays out the evidence and reasoning; you review the basis, and the final decision always rests with the physician. It is not designed for time-critical emergencies.

Quick start — 3 steps

  1. Sign up. With e-mail or Google. Your trial lasts 15 days with up to 12 questions a day (subject to fair use and a per-period total usage volume).
  2. Ask your first question. Open Ask in the left menu and write your clinical question in plain language, e.g. "I'm planning to start ibuprofen in an elderly patient — how should I assess renal risk?" The answer streams word by word; the first word usually appears within 5–6 seconds.
  3. (Optional) Add your patient. Create a patient card on the Patients page. When you ask with patient context, the answer takes the patient's chronic conditions and medication list into account.

💡 Tools (calculators) and the Reference page are included in your subscription — use them as much as you like.

Ask — asking clinical questions

Tips for writing good questions

  • Write naturally; both Turkish brand names and active-ingredient names are recognized.
  • Include the clinical parameters you have: age, weight, eGFR/creatinine, pregnancy status. More context means a more precise answer.
  • You can ask about several drugs together: "ibuprofen and aspirin" — multi-drug interaction screening kicks in automatically.
  • You can attach lab results or reports to a question; their content is folded into the answer.

🛑 "Clarify first" — how it works

When you state a decision or an action ("…I'm going to start it, can you suggest a dose?") and its safety depends on a missing piece of information you can easily supply, Klivance asks first instead of writing a full answer. If the planned action is risky (e.g. a contraindicated combination), it flags the risk with a clear warning before the full answer, shows the reasoning with its source, and asks its clarifying questions — it never makes the decision for you.

✅ The clarification turn is included in your subscription — you are never charged for being asked.

Answer chips and value boxes

Below the clarifying questions you'll see clickable chips and numeric input boxes:

  • Chips come in pairs (Last dose: <24 h | >24 h) and behave as a single choice per topic; if you're unsure, "Unknown" is a valid option.
  • Value boxes take numbers directly — K⁺, weight, eGFR and so on.
  • All your selections merge into a single "Answer→" message sent in one turn.

The fine-tuning invitation

For routine questions the full answer arrives immediately — no waiting. Beneath it you'll find optional personalization inputs (eGFR, weight, age, indication chips). Enter a value and the next turn becomes patient-specific; skip them and the general answer stands on its own.

⏹ Stop

You can press ⏹ Stop while an answer is being written. Your question returns to the input box; add what came to mind and resend.

Selecting patient context

Attach a patient card from the selector above the question box: the age band or exact age, chronic conditions and medication list are carried into the answer, and the drugs you ask about are cross-checked against the patient's current medications.

Depth tools — Council and Deep Analysis

Council

Your question is automatically triaged to 3 relevant specialties; each writes an independent opinion, and a moderator synthesizes them. Choose it for questions where perspectives may differ across specialties (e.g. cardiology + nephrology + endocrinology overlap).

Deep Analysis

The most capable model writes a full draft, then an independent critic of equal strength audits it for dosing, interactions and missed red flags, requesting revisions where needed. Built for complex, multi-variable cases.

⏱ These tools can take a few minutes. Both complete in the background — even if you close the tab or lose connection, the answer lands in your conversation.

Drug card

Inside Ask you can request a structured card for a drug: indication, dosing framework, contraindications, warnings and interaction headings — synthesized with knowledge-base evidence in a single answer. With a patient selected, the card is interpreted for your patient. Every piece of data in the card is cited to its source, and when the evidence is missing the card says so plainly. The raw label card for the same drug is also on the Reference page — the card inside Ask differs by adding clinical interpretation for your question and patient context. Source badges and the "no data ≠ no risk" band live on the Reference card.

Reference — drug lookup and interactions

  • Drug lookup: Type a brand name or active ingredient. Suggestions open as you type (brand name on top, active ingredient below); picking a suggestion fills the box, and the search runs on Enter or Search.
  • Interaction screening: Type "X and Y", or add drugs one by one to the interaction list as chips; "Analyze" screens every pair.
  • Cards also link to the official prescribing documents where available.

⚠ "No mutual mention found in the labels" does not mean no interaction exists — if clinical suspicion remains, ask in Ask.

Patients — your patient workspace

Give each patient a card under whichever identifier you choose — their real name or a pseudonymous code (e.g. K-2041). A card carries the age band or exact age, chronic conditions, regular medications, allergies and visit history, and is cross-checked automatically against the drugs you ask about.

  • File library: Labs and reports attached to a patient are stored encrypted; you can delete them at any time. Run a combined analysis over selected files (up to 25 files per run).
  • Visit + analysis link: Save a visit note with "Save + Analyze" to send the same note into a patient-aware analysis. The analysis is linked to that visit and shown beneath the note in the visit history.
  • Timeline: A synthesized summary of the patient's visits and analyses.

Tools — clinical calculators

87 calculators across 10 categories (risk scores, renal/dosing, electrolytes, cardiovascular, obstetrics-pediatrics, unit conversion…). They run entirely in your browser and are included in your subscription. Type into the search box, favorite the ones you use often; every card shows the formula's source and a decision-support note.

Calendar

Plan appointments and patient follow-ups. Click a day cell to open the full day in a panel; overdue follow-ups are listed separately in the "Overdue follow-ups" block. Jump from an appointment to the patient card or the related consultation in one click.

Plans

Klivance has one plan and it is unlimited. There are no credits, no per-feature pricing and no top-up packs: Ask, Council, Deep Analysis, drug cards, the patient timeline and file analysis are all included in your subscription.

  • Trial: 15 days, up to 12 questions a day.
  • Monthly: $35/month — unlimited use.
  • Annual: 10× the monthly price — 2 months free. All prices include VAT; payment is collected in TL via iyzico. The amount shown is indicative; payment is collected in TRY at checkout.

Fair use applies: a daily ceiling and a per-period total usage volume ceiling protect the service against automated or extraordinary volume. Normal clinical use rarely reaches them; the daily limit resets the next day, the period limit at the start of the next period.

Safety layers

The dose double-check, red-flag screening and explain-to-patient layers are included in your subscription and are never placed behind the paywall — they keep working even after your trial ends. These layers don't decide; they flag for your review. Every flag comes with its supporting basis.

Mini FAQ

Does Klivance diagnose?

No. Klivance provides decision support: it shows the evidence, the reasoning and the points of caution. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong to the physician.

Can I write the patient's name?

Yes. You may enter your patient's real name in the patient register, or keep using a pseudonymous code if you prefer. As the physician, you decide what data to enter, and the disclosure/consent relationship with your patient is yours.

Where is my data processed?

Patient files are stored encrypted and you can delete them at any time. Answers are generated with an AI model. Records from your patient register are carried into an answer only when you attach a patient to the question.

What happens when my trial ends?

Safety layers, calculators and Reference keep working. For new questions, subscribe — the subscription is unlimited.

How long do answers take?

In Ask, the first word usually starts streaming within 5–6 seconds. Council and Deep Analysis can take a few minutes and complete in the background.

Support

For questions and issues: info@klivance.com. You can also send product suggestions via the suggestion box on your Account page — we read them.

Try it yourself — 15 days free, up to 12 questions a day (subject to fair use and a per-period total usage volume). Fair use applies — see our terms. Create free account