Prepare the first draft with your voice.
Open the patient file and start dictation; describe your findings and plan in your own words. When you finish, stop dictation and review the draft.
Request a demoPrepare your consultation note by speaking.
Describe your findings and see drafts of your notes, measurements and appointments together. Check the selected patient and the content, then add the records you approve to the file.
Dictate, review, add to the file.
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Take a break from typing
Turn on the microphone and describe your examination findings. When you finish, stop dictation and move on to the draft.
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Start with a draft of your note
Start with the SOAP draft prepared from your dictation. Read the findings, medication names and numerical values, and correct them where needed.
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Keep the final say
Check the selected patient and the records. Choose what you want to include, then save with “Add to file”.
Open the patient file and start dictation; describe your findings and plan in your own words. When you finish, stop dictation and review the draft.
Request a demoReview the complaints, findings, assessment and plan in separate fields. Complete or correct the text, then save the note to the patient file.
Explore consultation toolsSay the appointment date and time, then check the draft. Select an existing patient or complete the required details for a new patient, then save.
Edit the draft and complete any missing fields. Exclude records you do not want to save; you decide which information to add to the file.
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Review and complete your SOAP note.
Review the complaints, findings, assessment and plan in separate fields. Complete or correct the text, then save the note to the patient file.
Explore consultation toolsDictate appointment details too.
Say the appointment date and time, then check the draft. Select an existing patient or complete the required details for a new patient, then save.
Choose which records to add.
Edit the draft and complete any missing fields. Exclude records you do not want to save; you decide which information to add to the file.
Review the privacy policyHow it works
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Open the file and start the microphone
Open your patient's file, start dictation and allow microphone access if prompted.
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Describe your findings
Describe your examination findings, measurements and plan. Stop dictation when you finish.
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Review and save the draft
Check the selected patient and the contents of each record. Make your corrections and add the selected records to the file.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I check when using voice dictation?
Check the selected patient, findings, medication names and numerical values. Correct any missing or incorrect fields and save only the records you want to add.
Is dictated information saved directly to the patient file?
No. First review the draft notes, measurements and appointments. Make any corrections, then add your selected records to the file.
Can I prepare an appointment with voice dictation?
Say the appointment date and time, then review the draft. Select an existing patient or complete the required details for a new patient, then save.