Medical Scribe Agent by Cority

This document provides a detailed walkthrough of utilizing Cority's Medical Scribe Agent, an AI-assisted tool designed to transform clinical conversations into structured documentation. This innovative feature aids healthcare providers by generating patient summaries and SOAP notes, ensuring compliance with clinical and regulatory standards.

Step 1

In this video, we will showcase Cority's Medical Scribe Agent. This feature uses AI-assisted transcription to transform clinical conversations into structured, review-ready documentation during the patient visit. It automatically generates patient summaries and SOAP notes for providers to quickly review and edit, ensuring compliance with both clinical and regulatory standards.

Step 2

Cority's Medical Scribe utilizes a medically trained model for AI transcription, significantly enhancing accuracy and workflow reliability in clinical environments. You will observe a representative example of an occupational health consultation between a clinical occupational health provider and an employee with a work-related concern. This demonstrates how our approach supports meaningful conversations, leading to informed next steps.

Step 3

We begin the process during the clinic visit with access to the Medical Scribe. The provider greets the employee, expressing empathy while initiating the conversation.

Step 4

The employee explains their situation, mentioning an accident that occurred. The provider listens attentively, ready to assist.

Step 5

The provider assures the employee of the care they will receive, asking for details about the incident while noting the employee's wrapped finger.

Step 6

The employee describes cutting their finger with a box cutter an hour prior while opening a shipment. The provider confirms which finger is injured and inquires about the cleanliness of the blade.

Step 7

The employee responds, identifying the left index finger as the injured one and confirming that the blade was new. The provider asks about any numbness, tingling, or mobility issues.

Step 8

The employee reports a slight sting but confirms mobility without numbness or tingling. The provider acknowledges the positive response.

Step 9

The provider inquires about bleeding, noting the finger is wrapped and seeking clarification on its current state.

Step 10

The employee explains that while the finger bled significantly initially, it slowed after applying pressure and wrapping it. The provider acknowledges the information.

Step 11

The provider examines the wound, noting its size and condition. Based on the assessment, recommendations are made for treatment.

Step 12

The provider suggests cleaning the wound thoroughly, applying Steri-Strips, and using a pressure bandage. They advise keeping the wound clean and dry for 24 hours and changing the bandage daily while watching for any signs of infection.

Step 13

The employee agrees to the treatment plan and expresses readiness to follow the given advice.

Step 14

The provider advises the employee to return to work with light hand use, avoiding heavy lifting or repetitive tasks until healing is sufficient. They ensure the supervisor is informed.

Step 15

The provider instructs the employee to return immediately if symptoms worsen or signs of infection appear. The employee acknowledges this advice.

Step 16

The provider concludes the session by preparing to apply the bandage, reinforcing the care provided.

Step 17

Once the scribe completes its task, you can review the generated notes, with any non-clinical conversation removed. The notes can be edited as needed and specific templates, such as a SOAP note, can be created for integration into the Cority system.

Step 18

This is more than just automation; it's advancement. Cority's Medical AI Scribe transforms clinical conversations into powerful, structured insights, enhancing decision-making and improving outcomes. It empowers occupational health teams to work smarter and respond quicker, elevating the standard of employee well-being across the organization.