Conversation record.
Transcription keeps what was said in the consultation as the available basis for later preparation.
Records and reviewPrepare consultation records.
Prepare consultation records.
Review before approval.
Transcription produces organized drafts. You check, edit and approve documents for consultations you conducted.
From consultation to documentFind a draft.
Find a draft.
Complete it with your review.
AI-prepared content stays labeled as a draft. Review is a work step with authorship and history.
Reception does not approve documents. Another practitioner does not approve records of a consultation you conducted.
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med.Horizonte Clinic
Consultation record
Draft · review pendingApproved by you
Follow-up consultation
Patient A · fictional scenario
Source
Consultation transcription, when available.
Preparation
Draft organized for review.
Next step
The treating practitioner checks, edits and approves.
Practitioner review
Illustrative product view
Distinct stagesOrganize records
Organize records
with clear responsibilities.
Narrative, documents and clinical decisions each have their place in the care journey.
Organized drafts.
Workflows prepare documents from the consultation. They do not make clinical decisions or automatically approve documents.
Authorship preserved.
The treating practitioner checks and approves content. History records the process and its changes.
History in the right placeView the history
View the history
at this clinic.
Medical records belong to the clinic’s context. Working elsewhere does not mix patient information.
Approved documents can be viewed with the consultation history and review trail.
Explore access boundariesPREPARATION
Consultation
draft
APPROVAL
Reviewed
document
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