Talk to it like a colleague.
Ask it a question, request a search, a prescription or a bill, in writing or out loud. It does it in your visit, and nothing goes in without your click.
Everything you can ask it.
Type it or dictate it. If it can’t do something, it tells you.
- What can you do for me?
- Prepare the discharge prescription
- Put my note in bullet points
- Bill this visit
- What do the guidelines say for this case?
- Order an abdominal ultrasound
- Add to my plan: recheck in 48 h
- What do these results show?
- What is missing from my shift?
- Write a three-day medical certificate
- Prepare a surgery consultation
- Summarize this case for a consultant
- Shorten my note
- Launch one of my automations
- Create an automation for an ankle sprain
- Copy the whole stay
- Write this patient’s handover for my colleague
- Add the colonoscopy request
- Which hospital forms do I have?
- Calibrate my hospital’s form
- Add a patient on stretcher 4
- Can I bill a visit and a suture together?
- Which antibiotics for cellulitis?
- Create a normal neuro exam template
- Insert one of my templates
- Disposition: discharge with follow-up
- Prepare everything for discharge
- What is left to bill?
- Which night premiums apply?
- Open the end of shift
- Switch my papers to French
- Report a problem with my form
- What is waiting for my signature?
Nothing goes in without your click.
Each proposal arrives as a card: you read it, then your click adds it, or you leave it.
It starts from your visit.
It reads the note, the reasoning and the sheets of the open visit.
A photo is enough.
Labs, report, ECG: it reads the photo during the request, and it isn’t kept anywhere.
On desktop as on the phone.
On desktop, its column sits next to the note. On the phone, you talk to it from the composer.
