The after-visit summary comes from the note you already finished
Scott Kohlhepp, DO
Founder & CEO
The visit isn't over when the note is signed. There's the paper the patient takes home, the letter the specialist needs before they'll book the appointment, the note for the employer, and once in a while the disability form that takes longer than the visit did. I used to do all of that by retyping the same facts from the note into four different shapes, and every retype was a chance to get a dose or a date wrong in a document the patient was going to read at their kitchen table.
So the summary comes from the note. Once your note is done, Scribeable drafts the after-visit summary from that same finished note. The facts match the chart because they came from the chart.
The after-visit summary, written for the patient
The AVS is the one I care about most, because it's the one a patient actually reads. It's written in plain language: what we talked about, what to do with the medications, when to come back, and which warning signs mean don't wait for the follow-up. It's drafted from your note, not from a template that says the same thing to everyone, so the summary for the patient who started a new blood pressure medication talks about that medication. You read it before it goes anywhere. It renders as a PDF, and you can email it to the patient or share a link that asks for their date of birth before it opens. Practices can set up their own AVS layout so it looks like it came from your office, because it did.
It's a draft you review and edit. I've been clear about this everywhere else and I'll be clear here: it's a document that carries your name, and the product is built to hand you something to check, not something to trust.
Why the documents have to come from the note
A scribe that only writes the note leaves you with the rest of the visit still to do, and the rest of the visit is where the retyping errors live. Generating the AVS from the finished note means the dose on the fridge magnet is the dose in the chart. That's the whole idea behind Scribeable going past the note: the note is the source of truth, and everything the visit produces should be derived from it, not reconstructed from memory at five o'clock.
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