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The keyboard is the actual problem

The visit is recorded, the conversation is organised, and a draft of the encounter is waiting to be read.
Medical scribe work moves off the desk.
Six things that follow from listening live.
Pick up the visit as it happens
The consultation is captured while it runs, so nothing has to be summarised on the way out.
Know who is speaking
The clinician and the patient are kept apart, along with a relative or a carer who came along.
Sort concerns from decisions
What the patient raised and what was agreed are separated, which is the shape an encounter note takes.
Keep the next steps visible
Tests, referrals and follow-up intervals end up in one place rather than scattered through the talk.
Point back at the moment
Any line can be pointed back at its moment in the visit, so a medical scribe draft is checkable rather than trusted.
Leave the wording to the clinician
The result is editable text, and what enters the record is the version a person has read.

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From an open consultation to a finished draft.
Begin capturing in the browser on a device already on the desk, and greet the patient as usual.
Nothing is typed while the visit runs. The speech is sorted into concerns, decisions and steps as the medical scribe listens.
Correct the names and numbers, add what only a person would know, then file the text wherever the record lives.
Four roles that document patient encounters.
Yiannis Petrakis
General Practitioner
I stopped apologising for looking at my screen. The visit happens, the draft appears, and I sign it over coffee. That is the whole change for me.
Rosalind Achebe
Advanced Nurse Practitioner
The draft keeps the concerns in the order the patient raised them. When I review it I can see whether I actually answered all of them, which a written note never made obvious.
Mateus Oliveira
Clinic Director
Notes used to be finished the next morning. Now they close with the clinic, and the difference shows up in how quickly patients get their follow-up letters.
Hedda Nyström
Medical Records Manager
We treat the AI medical scribe output as a draft, always. Somebody reads it, and only then does it count. That rule keeps the whole arrangement simple.
How the visit is captured and what happens to the draft.
Capture the visit, read the draft, and finish the documentation while the consultation is still fresh.
Open the Scribe