Agents in RecoveryPreparing to ask about alcohol use, with an evidence-bound assistant
A clinician asks an AI assistant that answers only from WHO evidence how to raise alcohol use with a client, then has the conversation themselves.
What it does
WHO/Europe launched the hub on October 14, 2026. It puts the AUDIT 10-question screening test, standard drink tools, and WHO guidance in one place. Its AI assistant answers only from a defined set of WHO evidence and resources, so a clinician with a few minutes can ask how to bring up drinking without sounding judgmental and get a sourced answer.
Where the privacy line sits
No client information is needed. Ask general questions, such as how to open the topic or what counts as a standard drink, and never type a client's name or details into a public tool. WHO built the hub for health workers in its European Region, so check its guidance against your own state rules, payer requirements, and program protocols before you rely on it.
- No PHI needed. Can be done with no patient, client, or resident information.
What stays human
The conversation itself, scoring and interpreting any screening result, diagnosis, and any decision about referral or level of care.
Example tools
Listed because the vendor publicly describes this capability (source checked 2026-10-19). Not tested by us and not an endorsement. Ask every question in our vendor evaluation guide before you buy.
Not legal advice. Have a healthcare attorney review your setup before any patient or resident information goes into a tool.