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Every EEG needs a technical write-up — montage, impedances, activation procedures, what you observed at the bedside. Medical Scribe turns your dictated summary into a structured record the reading neurologist can trust.
A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for eeg technicians — ready as soon as you finish dictating.
24F referred after a single witnessed convulsive episode 3 weeks ago. No prior seizures. Medications: none. Sleep-deprived per protocol; last caffeine more than 24 hours prior.
21 electrodes applied per the international 10-20 system; impedances below 5 kOhm. Recording duration 28 minutes, capturing wakefulness and drowsiness. Single-channel ECG included.
Patient cooperative throughout. Brief eye-flutter artifact during hyperventilation. No clinical events; event button not activated.
Technically satisfactory recording. Electrode artifact at T4 for approximately 2 minutes, corrected by re-gelling. Study forwarded to Dr. Osei for interpretation.
Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.
Electrode placement, impedances, patient state, medications, last seizure — the neurologist interprets the tracing through your description of how it was obtained.
Clinical observations — eye flutter, unresponsiveness, movements during an event — have to be tied to the recording accurately, and they happen while your hands are busy.
Routine EEGs, sleep-deprived studies, and bedside recordings queue through the day, and each technical summary you defer gets harder to reconstruct.
Real-time transcription that understands medical terminology and clinical context.
Recognizes terms, conditions, and procedures specific to your practice area.
Generate comprehensive clinical notes in minutes instead of hours.
Enterprise-grade encryption and security to protect sensitive data.
EEG technicians document studies, not visits — so Medical Scribe works from your spoken summary. Describe the hookup, the activation procedures, and what you observed as the study runs or right after it ends, and a structured technical record is drafted for your review. It travels with you for portable and bedside studies via iOS, Android, Web, Apple Watch, and Mac.
The generated record carries the elements a technical summary must have: clinical history and medications, electrode application per the 10-20 system with impedances, recording states achieved, hyperventilation and photic stimulation with effort and response, your bedside observations, and study quality including artifact and corrections.
If a patient event occurs mid-study, your account of what you saw — and when — becomes clinically decisive. Medical Scribe captures your observations exactly as you stated them and never invents a behavior, an artifact, or a finding, so the write-up the neurologist reads is a true record of the study.
No. Interpretation belongs to the neurologist — Medical Scribe drafts your technical narrative: history, montage and impedances, activation procedures, bedside observations, and study quality. It documents only what you actually said and observed.
Dictate during setup or immediately after the study — from a phone, the Web app, or even the Apple Watch app. A minute of speech becomes a structured write-up waiting for your review.
Yes. You can build a custom template for your lab's routine, sleep-deprived, and bedside study formats in minutes, drawing on Medical Scribe's library of 280+ specialty note templates.
Medical Scribe is HIPAA compliant, with recordings and notes encrypted in transit and at rest. Nothing is final until you review and sign it, and it works in 57 languages for multilingual patient interactions.
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