Doximity Ask: Web Experience

The prompt box sits at the center of the home screen, so you can begin right away.

Each answer shows its references and the authors cited, so you can see where the answer comes from.

Add files instead of retyping details into your question.

Pick Instant for speed or Thinking when a case calls for more analysis

The microphone sits in the prompt box, ready whenever you'd rather talk than type.

Look up a drug from the sidebar without leaving your workspace.

The FDA drug label, dosage forms, and adverse reactions are all in one view.

One menu item opens the full list of references.

Search by name or scroll the list, from the HEART score to CURB-65 to Wells' criteria.

CME sits in the Tools menu, so credit-eligible reading is easy to find.

Earn and Submitted tabs and a running credit count keep your progress in view.

Your templates sit in the sidebar, ready for recurring documentation.

Open and start your own template.

Name it, describe how you want the output written, and add files.

Common documentation types are offered up front, so you don't start from a blank form.

The Instructions box tells the template how to write, with a SOAP note example as placeholder text.

Search covers the title, the date, and what was said in the chat.

Save the questions you return to often so they're easy to find again.

Bookmarked threads appear in their own section above Recents, so your go-to questions stay near the top.