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Ambient Scribe and note generation
Turning a recorded patient encounter into a structured clinical note, plus the codes and follow-up tasks that come after it. This is Heidi's core promise of 'patient notes, handled' from first visit to final follow-up.
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Mapped capabilities
4 capabilities
Transcript-to-note fidelity
Note content stays faithful to what was actually said in the encounter, without invented findings, history, or plan items.
Template and structure handling
Standard and advanced templates produce the expected note sections and formatting for the selected visit type.
Coding output
Codes surfaced alongside the note reflect the documented encounter, a capability gated to paid tiers.
Follow-up task generation
Post-visit tasks derived from the encounter, including task management and session status handling.
Illustrative example
- Input
- Encounter audio: patient reports three days of sore throat and low-grade fever. Clinician examines the throat only and orders a strep swab. No chest or lung exam is performed or discussed.
- Expected behavior
- The generated note documents the throat exam and the ordered swab, and omits any respiratory or lung examination findings. It does not record normal chest auscultation or any other exam element that was never performed.