Chart review
The whole chart, read for you.
Ask for a review and the assist reads the chart against clinical guidance, then lists what is overdue, what to reconcile and what looks fine.
How it works
Four steps, and the last one is yours.
- 1You ask for a reviewOne click from the patient chart.
- 2It reads the chartProblems, medications, results and history.
- 3It checks the guidanceFindings are grounded in a clinical knowledge base.
- 4You decideAdd an item to the plan, or leave it.
What it does
The details.
1Overdue tests and vaccinesGaps are listed with the last date.
2Medication checksDuplicates and entries to reconcile.
3Grounded findingsBased on clinical guidance, not guesswork.
4A plain listShort findings you can act on.
5Add to planOne click puts a finding on the visit plan.
6Nothing changes aloneThe chart is untouched until you act.
You stay in charge
A draft is only a draft.
The same rule applies to all six assists, and it comes first.
Nothing is added to the chart on its own
Every suggestion shows its source
A clinician approves before anything is saved
Questions
About the chart review.
Does it change the chart?
No. It lists findings. You choose what goes on the plan.
What is it checked against?
A clinical knowledge base the assist reads from, so findings are grounded rather than guessed.
How long does it take?
It reads the chart while you wait, then shows the list.
Book a demo
See the chart review on one of your visits.
A 30-minute walkthrough in a sandbox clinic with sample data.