Hospitals and clinics · AI scribe
The doctor looks at the patient; the note writes itself
From what is said — in Bangla, English or both at once — a draft of every box of the note. It runs only where the hospital allows it and the doctor turns it on.
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AI scribe — step by step
Who does the work at each step, and what the software does. Press a step to stop on it.
- 1 The patient agrees Doctor Asked every time and ticked — without it, nothing starts.
- 2 Listening The AI The conversation is written down; stop it and anything misheard can be corrected.
- 3 Drafted box by box The AI Complaints, history, findings, diagnosis, plan; what was unclear is named.
- 4 The doctor checks, then adds Doctor Untick what should not go in; it goes under what is written, never over it.
What keeps it safe
A draft, never a decision
Medicines never go onto the note or the prescription by themselves — the ones said are listed beside it for the doctor to add. A draft goes only into the note the doctor is writing, never into a signed one.
- The recording is not kept; the patient’s name is never sent — only age, sex and allergies
- A draft usually takes 2–4 credits, shown before you press
- The hospital’s switch over the doctor’s
Questions
What hospitals ask
Does it work when the doctor speaks Bangla?
Yes — Bangla, English, or both mixed. The draft is written in the note’s language.
Does it need the internet?
Yes, for listening and drafting. Writing, signing and everything else work without it.
Can a doctor in their own chamber use it?
Yes, in the doctor’s app — there the doctor turns it on for themselves.
And more
The hospital’s other departments
See it running at your hospital
Tell us your beds and departments — we will show it to you and quote.