Each is supported by domain-tuned routing, a panel matched to the field, and a body of real-world verifications you can audit.
HEART scores missing from chest-pain notes. Serial troponin intervals unspecified. Aspirin given without contraindication review charted. BRIDGE catches the omissions that turn into malpractice exposure — and the protocol misses that cost lives.
Patient: 3-day intermittent L-sided chest pain, radiates to jaw, worse w/ exertion. Vitals stable. ECG: non-specific ST changes. Troponin pending. Plan: admit, serial troponins q3h x3, cardiology consult; ASA 325mg given (no contraindications noted). HEART score: 5 (moderate risk). Pre-test risk stratification before discharge.
HEART score documented. Serial troponin interval specified. ASA contraindication review split (defensive charting).
HEART, NIHSS, qSOFA, CURB-65. When protocol mandates a score, BRIDGE checks it's there with values.
q3h x3, q6h x2, etc. Standard protocols expect interval; nursing defaults to longer when omitted.
ASA, anticoag, contrast. "Allergy reviewed", "no contraindications" — phrases that close a case.