Ask the record
Ask the patient's records and see where each answer comes from
Type a question in the chat panel, like which cardiovascular risk factors are documented. You get an answer from the workspace sources and see which document each point came from.
Ask the questions you would ask the notes
Use the chat when you need one fact from a thick file, or one list from many documents.
Find one fact
Ask when ramipril was started or what the last LDL was, and see the document that states it.
Gather across documents
Ask which cardiovascular risk factors are documented and get one list from the referral, the results, your notes and old letters, like a 2009 oncology letter that records chest radiotherapy.
Check before you write
Ask what the referral wants the specialist to answer before you draft the reply.
Built in
Keep answers tied to this patient's sources
The chat reads the workspace you ask from. Each answer points you back to the record.
You see each source
Open the source each answer names and check the document yourself.
You ask one patient at a time
The chat answers from the sources of the workspace you ask from and nothing else.
You check the answer
Treat an answer as a pointer into the record. Open the source before you rely on it.
Outcomes
What you gain when you can ask the file
You find facts without paging through letters
Ask for the date, the dose or the value and open the document that states it.
You ask before you draft
Settle what the record says first, then draft the assessment from the same sources.
You and your colleagues ask the same file
A colleague with access to the workspace can ask their own questions of the same sources.
Comparison
Ask the record instead of paging through letters
| Topic | Before | With the register |
|---|---|---|
| Finding a value | Scrolling through results and letters | Asking for it in the chat |
| Facts across documents | Noted by hand from each source | One answer drawing on several sources |
| Where it came from | Remembered, or searched for again | Named with each answer |
| Scope | Whatever folder you had open | One patient's workspace |
Related
Use it with the rest of the product
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How accurate are the answers?
We do not publish an accuracy figure. Each answer names its source so you can check it against the document before you rely on it.
Does it answer from other patients' records?
No. The chat answers from the sources in the workspace you ask from.
Can I use an answer in a letter?
Yes. Check it against the named source first. You review and edit the letter before you send it.