Keep the clinical context
Give the reason for attendance, history, your findings and follow-up plan clear headings in one document. Missing information should remain missing, rather than be invented.
In development: clinical note drafts from consultations, dictation and written context, ready for clinician review.
Notes is being developed to bring spoken consultation content and the clinical context you add into a reviewable draft. Our aim is to make documentation fit the natural flow of a consultation.

Give the reason for attendance, history, your findings and follow-up plan clear headings in one document. Missing information should remain missing, rather than be invented.
We plan template options for concise visit summaries, detailed follow-up notes and structures such as SOAP. Document format does not replace clinical assessment.
Read the draft, compare it with the context and make corrections. Completing the note and using it in the patient record should remain a clinician’s decision.
Define the purpose, note structure and language needs. Complete the appropriate information and permission process before recording.
We aim for recording that you deliberately start and pause. Post-consultation dictation and written context will also contribute to note preparation.
A transcript and a structured note are different. Check names, medicines, doses, dates and negations carefully; resolve uncertainty without adding unsupported findings.
Use the reviewed text within your organisation’s documentation process. Direct transfer to a patient record system is a separate integration that requires validation.
Preparing a note from patient dialogue, to be evaluated alongside speaker attribution and context.
A clinician’s spoken summary and observations after the consultation.
Including brief notes and additional context in document preparation while preserving each source’s meaning.
The aim for Notes is to consider the consultation note alongside your existing records process. EHR connections are assessed through Enterprise, including system requirements, identity matching, permissions and transfer needs. We do not promise a ready-made integration or automatic record transfer.
Our integration approach ↗Notes is not intended to diagnose or make treatment decisions. Speech and text processing can introduce errors. Recording controls, access boundaries, retention and deletion conditions will be explained with the use scope; we do not promise unverified retention periods or security certifications.
Our data approach ↗Yes. Notes is the new name for AI Scribe in the RAI Health product family. The name change does not itself launch a new clinical service.
A website in six languages does not establish validated speech recognition in six languages. Speech, note output and multiple-speaker support will be evaluated separately and announced with the launch scope.
The standalone Notes service has not launched. Contact our team to discuss your needs. Existing RAI account features remain subject to the scope enabled for your account.
We do not claim that automatic transfer is ready. The target system and integration require separate validation, and every note must be reviewed by a clinician before transfer.