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Clinical record and notes
A space to collect and review the case information.
Private Beta for professionals
A space for your clinical reasoning.
Organise the case information, explore hypotheses and document the process. Assessments and decisions always remain with the professional.
The Beta uses exclusively completely fictional cases. Do not enter real patient data, not even anonymised.
Illustrative example
Conceptual workflow
Starting point
Case information
Exploration
Hypotheses and insights
Professional review
Clinical judgement remains at the centre of the workflow.
What Synaris is
A support structure, with the professional at the centre.
Synaris is a clinical reasoning support tool: it helps shape the information collected and review it over time. It is not an autonomous diagnosis system and does not replace the professional's competence, responsibility or judgement.
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Organise
the case information.
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Explore
hypotheses and aspects worth investigating.
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Review
and document the workflow.
Features
Essential tools along the clinical workflow.
Distinct areas to collect, connect and deepen the work, without automating the clinical decision.
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Clinical hypotheses
Support for exploring hypotheses and the elements worth investigating, without replacing the professional's assessment.
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AI Review
A support layer to review the case and the hypotheses that emerged. Optional feature, available according to the practice's choices.
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Explorer
An AI-assisted space for deeper exploration. Optional feature, subject to the practice's policy.
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SynPedia
A reference section supporting study and in-depth reading.
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Calendar and practice organisation
Tools to organise the work, with invitations and roles for practice members.
AI Review and Explorer are optional tools, available according to the practice’s policy.
How the Beta works
How to join the Beta, in four steps.
The Beta is open to a small group of professionals: here is how it works.
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Receive the invitation and access the practice.
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Create a completely fictional case.
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Explore the workflow and the available tools.
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Share observations on clarity, usability and any issues encountered.
Professional control and limits
Support also means knowing the boundaries of the tool.
- Synaris does not make autonomous diagnoses.
- AI tools can produce inaccurate or incomplete answers.
- The professional must critically verify all content.
- Synaris is not a service for managing emergencies.
- This Beta is intended for experimentation with completely fictional cases, not for use with real patients.
Join the Beta
Help us make Synaris clearer and more useful.
The Beta gathers the contribution of a small group of professionals. The goal is to verify the user experience and identify areas for improvement through completely fictional cases.
Access currently by invitation
The application process will be published later. Before publication, Privacy, Beta Terms, Guide and Contact must point to real destinations.
Frequently asked questions
Essential answers, without ambiguity.
What is Synaris?
Synaris is a workspace for organising case information, exploring clinical hypotheses that need further assessment, and preparing documentation. It brings together clinical reasoning support, notes, case records and appointments. During the Beta, all of these activities must use entirely fictional cases.
Does Synaris replace the clinician or make definitive diagnoses?
No. Its hypotheses are suggestions for assessment, not established diagnoses. Interpretation, diagnostic and treatment decisions, and responsibility for documentation remain with the clinician. Completing a screen or obtaining agreement between AI outputs is not clinical validation.
May I use a real case if I change the name or obtain consent?
No. This Beta permits entirely fictional cases only. Removing identifiers, using a code or obtaining consent does not change that scope. Do not enter real clinical narratives or notes even when the patient's name is absent.
Where is AI used?
The current workflow uses AI to extract indicators, generate clinical hypotheses, and provide Reviewer and Explorer contributions. There are also writing tools and optional assistance with note sections such as mental state examination and 5P formulation. Opening “Clinical hypotheses” may itself trigger an AI request when a new response is needed.
Can I use Synaris without AI?
You can write notes manually, manage accessible cases and use the diary without these contributions. The Reviewer, Explorer and writing suggestions are optional. The current “Clinical hypotheses” step does require AI.
Does Synaris cover the whole DSM? Is it clinically validated?
Synaris does not claim complete or uniform DSM coverage. The catalogue, information cards and suggested hypotheses have different purposes and limits. Documented technical checks and fictional test cases are not prospective clinical validation. This Beta is not presented as evidence of diagnostic accuracy.
What is the Beta for, and how do I join?
It evaluates the clarity, operation and perceived usefulness of the workflow using fictional cases, not diagnostic validity. Participation is limited to invited colleagues. Use the link and email address agreed with the coordinator; this is not unrestricted public registration. The application includes sign-in, email verification and password recovery workflows.
Is the Beta free, and how long does it last?
Participation in the private Beta is free of charge. The Beta period and length of access will be communicated to participants and may be adjusted during testing. Free Beta participation does not imply that the future commercial service will be free.
Do I need to install an app? Can I use a tablet or phone?
Synaris runs in a web browser; no native app is promised. The interface includes layouts for smaller screens, but comprehensive compatibility testing across all browsers, tablets and phones is not documented. Use the environment specified by the coordinator, and report your device, browser and screen size if something does not work as expected. Offline operation is not promised.
Where can I get help and send feedback?
For enquiries and issues, contact **adminsynaris@gmail.com**. The app includes links to Beta feedback questionnaires in English and Italian. Do not send passwords, tokens or real patient material. Response times and emergency support are not promised. Operating guides will be made available only after they have been updated and approved.