Protocol by voice

Dictate the protocol, and each item lands in the right step

The physician says what changes in the protocol, and the AI builds the draft: visit, routine, guidance. The decision stays with whoever prescribes.

Edit the draftRhinoplasty · draft v5

Nothing changes for patients until this version is put in force.

Say or type what to change

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Steps

Follow-up to remove the splintAppointment · D+7from your dictation

Cold compress on the faceRoutine · D+0 to D+5from your dictation

Nose progress photoRoutine · D+3from your dictation

Daily journal: pain and swellingRoutine · D+1 to D+7AI suggestion, review it

Left out of the list: Acetaminophen: a dose, frequency or duration you did not say

Save draft

Draft saved: 4 steps. To apply it, approve and put it in force.

Dictate.

You approve.

Protocol by voice

How it works

In the protocol draft, tap the mic and talk the way you'd talk to the team.
The AI organizes the dictation into steps, each tagged with where it came from.
Medication and dose only go in if you said them. Everything else shows up under "left out".
You review, save the draft and put it in effect once you approve.

Your dictation or a suggestion
Every new step says where it came from: what you said, or an AI suggestion that asks for review.
No invented doses
A number you didn't say doesn't make the list. It appears under "left out", with the reason.
In effect only after approval
The draft reaches no patient. To take effect, someone who can prescribe approves the version.

Questions

Does the AI suggest medication?
No. It can suggest routines and guidance, marked as suggestions. Medication and dose only go in if they were dictated.
Who can put the protocol in effect?
Anyone with permission to prescribe. The rule lives in the database, not just on the screen.

Set up with you. No lock-in.