AI medical scribe

# Turn consultations into clinical notes.

Turn a consultation or dictation into the clinical note, referral or letter you need. Use your own templates, then review and edit the draft.

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## From consultation to reviewed note.

### Transcribe or dictate

Let Rhazes transcribe the consultation, dictate your notes, or combine both.

### Draft the document

Use the conversation and patient context to prepare a draft in your chosen template.

### Review and edit

Check the content, edit the wording and approve the document before use.

### Consultation example

The page illustrates a fictional consultation becoming a draft SOAP note. The example connects a two-week history of right knee pain to its transcript source and shows missing details for clinician review. No recording is made on this page.

## Speak in one language. Write in another.

110+ languages and dialects, including English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu, Turkish, Chinese, Portuguese, German, Italian, Bengali, Persian, Russian, Japanese and Swahili.

For example, the patient says "ركبتي اليمنى تؤلمني بعد الجري منذ أسبوعين." in Arabic, and your note says "2-week history of right knee ache after running." in English.

Works across major languages and dialects.

## Documentation that fits your clinic.

### Your own templates

Create templates for notes, referrals and letters. Share them with colleagues and the community.

### Edit in your own words

Edit it yourself, or ask Rhazes for a change in plain words. Your template stays the same.

### The detail you need

Choose the length and style. Rhazes copes with several speakers, background noise and specialist terms.

The interactive example offers Concise, Standard and Detailed versions of the same plan.

## Questions from clinicians.

### Can I dictate instead of recording a consultation?

Yes. Dictate, record the consultation, or do both.

### Can I use my existing note template?

Yes. Create a template to match your usual document, then use it when generating notes and letters.

### Do I need to check the note?

Yes. Generated documents are drafts. Review the clinical details and edit them before adding them to the record.

## Where will you go next?

- [Templates](https://www.rhazes.ai/templates/): Make every note fit your practice. Set the structure for the notes and letters your scribe creates.
- [Medical coding](https://www.rhazes.ai/coding/): From notes to codes. Review suggested medical codes with evidence linked to the record.
- [Clinical decision support](https://www.rhazes.ai/cdss/): Explore the clinical question. Review differentials and management options alongside their sources.

Keep exploring: [Local guidelines & Spaces](https://www.rhazes.ai/spaces/) · [Clinical audits](https://www.rhazes.ai/auditing/) · [EHR integration](https://www.rhazes.ai/ehr-integrations/) · [Workflows](https://www.rhazes.ai/customisability/)

## More time for your patients.

Start with the free plan, or contact us about Rhazes for your hospital or clinic.

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