Yes. Mednote asks users to check a note before saving it to the patient record and allows them to make easy text edits to the note before saving it. All notes transcribed by AI are flagged as such and notes can also be edited retrospectively, but all edits to the original transcription are tracked and logged for traceability.

Emergency units require additional flexibility, so unlike other scribes, the integrated version of Mednote for the emergency unit is costed only on the number of doctors actually working in that unit in a 24 hour period. This means that while a practice may employ 20 different doctors over the course of a month, for example, they'll only pay for 5 licences that month if only 5 of those doctors are working at any given time. This pricing structure is designed to reflect the size of volume of the unit instead of the size of the doctors' practice and account for locum doctors who need an account at short notice.

Yes. Mednote asks users to check a note before saving it to the patient record and allows them to make easy text edits to the note before saving it. All notes transcribed by AI are flagged as such and notes can also be edited retrospectively, but all edits to the original transcription are tracked and logged for traceability.

Yes. We've tested it extensively to ensure it works effectively across a wide range of local and regional accents.

No. Mednote has a flat rate per month cost structure with unlimited notes.

Yes. You can copy notes easily with a convenient 'Copy' button on the Notes tab, or just go to the menu, select 'Export Notes', select your date range, and you can download or email your patient notes.

Yes. Mednote is not just an app for doctors, it's an app for enterprise healthcare customers. Because of this it adheres to a range of security requirements required by our enterprise customers, including secure transcription, secure storage, and secure account access.