Made for the rhythm of a hand clinic
New referrals, post-op wound checks, splint reviews, corticosteroid injections — Medical Scribe records each encounter, in clinic or via telehealth, and drafts a note matched to it. A two-minute suture removal gets two lines; a surgical consult gets the full history, exam, and operative discussion. You review and sign before it goes in the chart.
The Hand Surgeon’s Note, section for section
Drafts follow the built-in Hand Surgeon’s Note template: Subjective with presenting complaint, surgical history, and anticoagulant use; Objective with exam findings and investigation results like NCS/EMG; and Assessment & Plan structured per surgical issue — differential, planned procedure, pre-operative preparation, and post-operative care. It is one of 280+ specialty templates, and custom versions take minutes.
Operative decisions, documented as discussed
When a patient later asks what was agreed — or a payer asks why surgery was indicated — the note shows the failed splinting, the electrodiagnostic findings, and the consent discussion in your own words from the visit. Medical Scribe never adds findings or reasoning you didn’t state.