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Every study needs the projections, screening answers, and technique on record before the next patient is on the table. Speak a quick run-through of each exam and Medical Scribe drafts the structured imaging record.
A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for medical x-ray technicians — ready as soon as you finish dictating.
62F — XR Left Wrist, PA, lateral, and oblique projections. Referred from urgent care following a fall onto outstretched hand.
Fall from standing height onto outstretched left hand approximately 2 hours prior. Localized tenderness over the distal radius with visible swelling and reduced range of motion. Query distal radius fracture.
Preliminary image review shows cortical irregularity at the dorsal aspect of the distal radius. No prior imaging available for comparison. Images flagged for priority radiologist reporting.
Study complete and diagnostic. Flagged for urgent reporting; patient returned to urgent care with splint immobilization in place.
Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.
Dozens of studies a day, each needing exam type, projections, positioning, and repeats documented — the same structure over and over, with no gap between patients.
Pregnancy status, implants, prior imaging, contrast allergies — you ask them verbally at the machine, but for radiation safety and liability they have to end up in writing.
Batching documentation after a run of portables means reconstructing repeats, positioning adjustments, and image-quality notes from memory — exactly where errors creep in.
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.
Between positioning the patient and sending images, there’s no time to type. Dictate the study on your phone or Apple Watch — “left wrist, PA, lateral, oblique, one repeat for motion” — and Medical Scribe drafts the record. It works at the fixed unit, on portable rounds, and in theatre, and it captures the screening conversation you have with every patient too.
The generated record follows the built-in Diagnostic Radiographer’s Note template: Patient Information, Clinical History, Comparison, Technique, Findings, and Impression. Exam type and projections, repeats and image quality, prior studies, and anything you flag for the reporting radiologist land in the right section — ready to review, edit, and file.
Repeat exposures, pregnancy screening answers, and positioning limitations are exactly what audits and incident reviews ask about — months later. Because Medical Scribe documents only what you actually said at the time and you sign every record, your trail reflects what happened at the machine, not what you could reconstruct at the end of a twelve-hour shift.
You dictate a short summary during or right after each study — exam type, projections, repeats, screening answers, anything notable — and Medical Scribe turns that spoken run-through into a structured record. It also captures what's said with the patient, like pregnancy screening questions.
Yes. The built-in Diagnostic Radiographer's Note template structures records into Patient Information, Clinical History, Comparison, Technique, Findings, and Impression. It's one of 280+ specialty templates, and you can build a custom one for your modality or department in minutes.
No. The record only contains what was actually said or dictated — it never invents clinical findings, exposure details, or screening answers. You review and edit every record before it goes anywhere.
Medical Scribe is HIPAA compliant, with encryption in transit and at rest. Apps are available for iOS, Android, Web, Apple Watch, and Mac, so you can dictate at the console or on portable rounds.
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