Built around the rhythm of a course of treatment
A radiation oncologist’s week is consults, weekly on-treatment visits, and surveillance follow-ups — the same patients, again and again, each contact owed a note. Medical Scribe records each encounter, in clinic or by telehealth, and drafts the interval history, toxicity assessment, exam findings, and plan before your next patient is roomed.
From spoken toxicity check to structured note
Say it once in the room — “frequency every two hours, that’s grade 2, let’s start tamsulosin” — and the draft carries it into interval history, graded toxicity, assessment, and plan. Custom templates take minutes, so the note can mirror your department’s OTV format exactly, alongside 280+ built-in specialty templates.
A record that defends the course
When a late effect surfaces years on, the chart is the account of what you warned, watched, and managed week by week. Because Medical Scribe documents only what was actually said and observed at each visit, your toxicity trail is contemporaneous and complete — and signed by you, every time.