Documentation Challenges in Palliative Care

• Documenting nuanced goals-of-care conversations with multiple family members
• Tracking complex symptom burden across multiple domains simultaneously
• Creating comprehensive family conference notes capturing all participants and decisions
• Meeting hospice eligibility documentation requirements for certification
• Balancing sensitive documentation with accurate clinical detail

Note Types for Palliative Care

• Goals of Care Notes

  Structured documentation of illness understanding, values, and treatment preference discussions

• Symptom Management

  Multi-symptom assessment with pain scales, medication adjustments, and non-pharmacologic interventions

• Family Conference Documentation

  Meeting notes with attendees, discussion points, decisions made, and follow-up plan

• Hospice Eligibility

  Prognostic documentation supporting hospice certification with disease-specific criteria

Key Features for Palliative Care

• Symptom Assessment

  ESAS scoring, pain scales, and multi-symptom tracking with intervention documentation

• Conversation Capture

  Preserves the nuance of goals-of-care discussions while maintaining clinical accuracy

• Prognostic Documentation

  Supports hospice certification with disease-specific prognostic criteria

• Family Meeting Notes

  Structured conference documentation with participant roles and decision tracking

Stats

• 2 min - GOC Notes
• 60% - Documentation Reduction
• 100% - Hospice Compliance
• 45% - More Family Time

Testimonial

In palliative care, every word matters. Scribeable captures the human side of these conversations — the patient's values, the family's concerns — while I stay fully present. It's the only AI scribe I trust for this work.