Proven evidence-based solutions for the care continuum

For over 30 years, clinicians have trusted UpToDate® clinical decision support for evidence-based answers when it matters most.

Aligned solutions in clinical decision support, drug reference, and patient and member engagement are now under the UpToDate brand, sourcing the same trusted, expert editorial information. With access to UpToDate solutions in clinical and professional workflows, healthcare professionals and organizations across the care continuum are empowered to make better care decisions, improve medication safety, and partner with patients and members – all to achieve better health outcomes.

Solutions for individuals and small groups
Solutions For Individuals And Small Groups
Solutions for enterprises
Solutions For Enterprises
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100+ studies: UpToDate improves outcomes 
Studies agree – Clinical content in UpToDate helps improve outcomes, reduce errors, improve ROI, and enhance care quality. 
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Expert, trusted editorial quality 
With over 7,400 clinical and drug experts regularly updating content across 25 specialties based on the latest research, UpToDate solutions are trusted by clinicians around the world. 
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Organizational efficiencies 
Solutions from UpToDate can be integrated into mobile devices, EHRs, and systems so critical information and patient education materials are easily accessible at the point of care. 
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An industry reputation over 30 years in the making

Trust

98% Piechart

Clinicians who say they trust UpToDate as an evidence-based clinical information resource1

Accuracy

92% Piechart

Fewer medical diagnostic errors among those who used UpToDate compared to those who did not2

Efficiency

52% Piechart

Fewer unnecessary tests ordered by referencing UpToDate decision support3

Outcomes

37% Piechart

Care decisions, diagnoses, or management decisions that are changed after reviewing evidence in UpToDate4

Continuous healthcare innovation 
UpToDate solutions are constantly evolving with the latest technology to enable better care. Learn how we’re working with clinicians on applying Clinical Generative AI to decision support, how diverse, empathetic voice outreach can close care gaps, and much more. 
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Featured customer success stories

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Gaining clarity when answers are gray
Not all clinical decision support is created equal. While reviewing lower-cost solutions, the infectious disease department at Temple University Health System felt only one option was “consulting with the experts”. Read why clinicians and leaders overwhelmingly chose to stay with UpToDate. 
Why They Renewed
King George Hospital main entrance
Focusing on doctor training and health equity
Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, many health systems had put trainings on hold. A London hospital decided to use UpToDate to refocus doctor training to reduce potentially harmful care variations, which aligned with health equity initiatives. 
Read Their Story
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Equipping clinicians with clinical and drug decision support 

As healthcare information constantly updates, Vinmec Healthcare System in Vietnam chose UpToDate clinical decision support and UpToDate Lexidrug referential drug information as complementary solutions to empower clinicians in their care decisions. 
Read Their Story
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Engaging patients to meet goals and improve outcomes
Memorial Hospital in Gulfport, Mississippi implemented a strategic, integrated, hospital-wide approach to patient engagement and was able to improve follow-up appointment attendance, reduce avoidable emergency room visits, and lower 30-day readmission rates.
Learn How
  1. Wolters Kluwer UpToDate Individual Subscriber Survey, October 2022, N=9,878
  2. International Journal of Medical Informatics 2018
  3. Health Information and Libraries Journal 2012
  4. Singapore Med J 2012
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