Built around the rhythm of a radiotherapy course
Radiotherapy nursing is serial care: baseline assessment, weekly on-treatment reviews, side-effect checks between fractions, and post-treatment follow-up. Medical Scribe records each encounter — in person or via telehealth — and drafts the review note while you move to the next patient, so a full review clinic doesn’t leave a stack of unwritten entries.
A note that follows your assessment structure
The built-in Radiotherapy Nurse’s note template — one of 280+ specialty templates — mirrors how you already document: Patient Information, Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan, Interventions, Evaluation, and Plan for Continuing Care. Skin reaction grades, pain scores, weight trends, education given, and escalations land in the right section automatically.
Toxicity records you can defend
Treatment interruptions and medical escalations hinge on what nursing documented week by week. Medical Scribe records only what was said and observed in the review — it never invents a grade, a finding, or a patient statement — and you sign every note, so the toxicity trail in the chart reflects your actual assessments.