What moves between AI documentation and practice software

A drafted note, a signed letter, an acknowledgement and an uploaded result. The rest stays in the practice system.

Written by the aurii team

A drafted note goes into the practice record at signing, a signed letter goes to a receiving practice over secure messaging, an acknowledgement comes back, and results arrive as uploads.

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Movement between systems

  • What moves between a scribe and a practice system, and what does not
    DirectionHow it moves
    Drafted noteScribe to practice systemPlaced in the patient record by the clinician after signing.
    Letter to another providerScribe to receiving practiceAddressed to a directory entry and sent over a secure-messaging network.
    Delivery acknowledgementReceiving practice to scribeReturned by the messaging network and recorded against the letter.
    Pathology and imaging resultsPractice to scribeUploaded as a file by the clinician or by practice staff.
    Patient demographicsPractice to scribeTyped or pasted in when the patient is created in the scribe.
    Appointment book, recalls and task listsDoes not moveMaintained in the practice system and read there.
    PrescribingDoes not moveIssued from the practice system.
    System of recordDoes not moveThe practice system holds it. A scribe holds a draft and a signed copy.
    auriiSigned letters go out over Medical Objects. Integrations.

Copy-in

The clinician reviews the note, signs it, and pastes it into the consult note field, confirming at that point what enters the record.

No software sits on the practice server and no credentials are held, so there is nothing to reconfigure at an upgrade and no field mapping to agree.

Secure messaging

The letter is addressed to the recipient's directory entry, travels as a structured clinical message over an encrypted connection, and is filed in the recipient's inbox. The network returns an acknowledgement when the receiving system accepts or rejects it, stored against the letter.

Delivery puts a document in an inbox. It opens no connection into that system's database.

Two-way synchronisation

Two-way synchronisation needs a supported interface published by the practice system, credentials issued to the third party for a named practice, and a mapping agreed for every field that crosses, each granted per practice and per product.

Questions for a vendor

  • Which secure-messaging networks can the scribe send to, and which directory does it address?
  • Does the acknowledgement come back into the scribe, and where is it shown?
  • How do results reach the scribe, and who does that work?
  • Which fields, if any, are written into the practice system with no person moving them?
  • Where does the record of what was sent live, and who can read it?

aurii in this workflow

aurii drafts the note in the iPhone app or a browser, and the clinician places the signed note in the practice record.

Billing items are captured at the bedside against the episode, for your practice to claim. Billing.

This article is general information about practice workflows, not clinical, legal or IT advice.

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