CASE STUDIES · TECHNICAL BRIEFS

Case studies and technical briefs

Explore the engineering thinking behind our clinical documentation workflow, then discuss how to evaluate a pilot in your setting.

ILLUSTRATIVE PRODUCT WORKFLOWClinical documentation workflow (technical brief)

A clinician records a consultation note as a voice note. The system returns a transcript and an editable note draft. A clinician reviews and signs the draft before it is saved or shared.

Inside the workflow

  • An illustrative clinician-workspace flow on the solutions page: voice note, transcript, editable draft, clinician review. The examples are fictional.
  • A consultation-notes feature description, with the statement that notes and referrals remain drafts until a clinician signs them.
  • Site copy describing voice notes becoming structured clinical notes and referral letters for the doctor to edit and sign.

How we would evaluate your pilot

Agree the evaluation plan before the pilot begins. This proposed approach covers quality, speed and running costs:

  1. Build a set of synthetic consultation scripts with no patient data.
  2. Have clinicians review each generated draft against a fixed rubric for errors and omissions, with reviewers blinded to the source.
  3. Log time from recording to draft and the per-note third-party cost.
  4. Publish the rubric, the script set and the results, including failures.

Related service: Healthcare AI for hospitals and clinics

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