Charting that keeps pace with the treatment floor
A dialysis shift is continuous assessment: pre-run checks, access evaluation, intradialytic monitoring, post-run teaching. Medical Scribe records what you say as you work each patient and drafts the complete run note — weights, UF, events, and education — ready for your review before the chair turns over. Nothing is filed until you approve it.
The Haemodialysis Nurse’s Note, run after run
Drafts follow the built-in Haemodialysis Nurse’s Note template: Patient Information, Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan, Interventions, Evaluation, and Plan for Continuing Care — with the Iron Infusion Consent template alongside for units administering IV iron. It’s one of 280+ specialty templates, and your unit’s own format can be built in minutes.
Documentation that defends your practice
When an access clots or a patient event is reviewed, the record of your run is what speaks for you. Medical Scribe documents the thrill you palpated, the BP you called out, and the teaching you gave — exactly as said, never inferred — so every treatment leaves behind a note as thorough as the care.