Clinical Scribe

Notes, summaries and letters

Drafts the note, the discharge summary and the letter from the record, every line cited. Nothing is filed until a clinician signs.

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Waits for a clinician

What Clinical Scribe does

Drafts the discharge summary, the handover, the progress note and the referral letter from the record, in the hospital.
Drafts the consultation note and the letter in general practice, including from a recorded consultation where the patient has consented.
Cites every statement to the line in the record it came from, so a reader can check it in one click.
Hands what it cannot support to you as a question, not a guess.

Guardrails

Sign, finalise or file a record. The clinician does.
Choose a billing item. Coding Assistant proposes; the GP chooses.
Send anything to a patient.
Draft from audio where the practice has not recorded consent for that consultation.

Who it helps

The junior doctor writing discharge summaries at the end of a shift. The GP whose notes are written at nine at night. The registrar handing over a ward. The ward clerk who has been waiting for the summary all afternoon.