Built around the surgical clinic, not the other way round
General surgery documentation happens in the gaps — between lists, after ward rounds, at the end of clinic. Medical Scribe records each consultation, in person or telehealth, and drafts the note immediately, so new referrals, consent discussions, and post-operative reviews are documented while the details are still exact.
Everything a surgical note has to carry
Notes follow the built-in General Surgeon’s Note template: Subjective covering the presenting complaint, past medical and surgical history, anticoagulants, and occupational factors; Objective with vitals, examination, and investigations; and a numbered Assessment & Plan spanning the planned procedure, pre-operative preparation, post-operative care, and referrals — with education and consent in Additional Notes.
Defensible by design
A surgeon’s notes are read by anaesthetists, registrars, insurers, and — occasionally — courts. Medical Scribe never invents an assessment, plan, or finding: the note contains only what was said and observed in the consultation. The consent discussion you had is the consent discussion on record, reviewed and signed by you.