Documentation specificity · guided demo
A side panel that helps clinicians write the specific diagnosis the record supports
Heart failure type, kidney disease stage and malnutrition severity: the patient's own evidence, a neutral list of options, one click to place the wording you choose in the unsigned draft, and a Dismiss button. The note never freezes, and nothing is written unless you click it. A second feature lists related history from the whole chart as you type the reason for visit.
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Heart failure: the type is not written
Bram Brookfield · 72 y · Male · chart P29
An AI-drafted progress note says only “CHF”; the record holds two echocardiograms (35%, then 30%).
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Kidney disease: the stage is not written
Gideon Greywood · 66 y · Male · chart P34
A clinic note says “CKD” with no stage; filtering rates 90+ days apart sit in one stage range and urine albumin is raised twice.
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Malnutrition: a dietitian's assessment, nothing in the note
Hollis Halloway · 74 y · Female · chart P35
The dietitian documented intake, weight history and physical findings; the clinician's note does not state a nutrition diagnosis.
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Relevant history as you type
Mara Merriweather · 61 y · Female · chart P40
Type a reason for visit (“worsening knee pain”) and the panel lists earlier visits, imaging, physical therapy and medicine trials from about two years of the chart.
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Inside each case a three-step strip guides you: 1 read the draft · 2 look at the side panel · 3 choose an option or dismiss, then sign. Show the guide again.
Synthetic data only: fictional patients and staff. Not medical advice. Decision support: the clinician decides and writes the note.