EMS narrative and handover notes
Draft EMS narratives and handover notes from your recording using built-in paramedic templates. Review and edit the draft, then manually transfer the reviewed text into your documentation system.
Illustrative EMS narrative for clinician review.
58M, dispatched for chest pain at a private residence. Onset 40 minutes prior to arrival while mowing the lawn. No trauma. Found seated on porch steps, alert, clutching chest.
Home medications: lisinopril 20mg daily, atorvastatin 40mg daily. Patient reports missing this morning's lisinopril dose.
History of hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Father had MI at age 60. Allergies: NKDA. Wife on scene provided history and followed by private vehicle.
Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.
Back-to-back runs push reports to end of shift, when scene details, med times, and vital trends from six calls ago have gone soft. Late, thin narratives are how good care looks bad on paper.
Check the chronology, units, stated medications, and missing information against the source before transferring the narrative into your record.
You give a tight SBAR or ATMIST at the ED doors, then rebuild the entire call from memory for the ePCR. The same story gets told twice — once fast, once slow.
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These aren't generic formats — they ship in the product today, structured around how you actually document.
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Treat the generated narrative as a draft. Before copying it into your record:
Template headings support organization. They do not replace clinician review or guarantee error detection.
After review and editing, use Copy Note to copy the text and paste it into your documentation system where supported. Check formatting and completeness in the destination record, then complete your service’s documentation and sign-off process. This manual transfer workflow does not provide native ePCR integration.
Yes. Built-in templates include the Paramedic's note (Identification, Mechanism of Injury/Illness, Signs and Symptoms, Treatment, Allergies, Medications, Background), DA CHART EX (EMS) for CHART-style narratives, and SBAR ATMIST for structured handover reports.
Record on your phone or Apple Watch. Medical Scribe uses the recording to draft a note in the selected template. Review the draft against the source and correct errors or omissions before using it in your record.
DA CHART EX (EMS) includes Exceptions, Missing Information, and Medication Error Check headings. These provide structure for your review; they do not guarantee that errors or omissions will be detected. You remain responsible for checking the note.
Use Copy Note to copy the reviewed text, then paste it into your documentation system where supported. Check the destination record for formatting and completeness, and complete your service's documentation and sign-off process there. This is a manual transfer workflow, not a native ePCR integration.
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