Speciality coverage
Trained on GP, internal medicine, paediatrics, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, and physiotherapy consults. Other specialities supported with fine-tuning on Enterprise plans.
The MedMETs scribe doesn't translate speech to text — it understands the consultation. The output is a clinically structured note in your preferred format, not a transcript dump.
Four stages, none of which require the clinician to change how they conduct a consultation.
The mic switches on when you open the patient record. The conversation is captured directly from the room — no headset, no command words, no "hey MedMETs" preamble.
The AI Assist rail surfaces clinical context in real time: drug interactions when a med is mentioned, red-flag screens when symptoms warrant, guidelines when a complaint is named.
At consultation end, the AI produces a structured SOAP note (Subjective / Objective / Assessment / Plan) sized to your preferred length and tone. ICD-10 / SNOMED codes inserted where confident.
You review and amend in the note editor. Average review time is 90 seconds; the median clinician saves 12–14 minutes per consult vs manual note-taking.
Each one came out of feedback from the first 100 clinicians who piloted MedMETs — features that didn't earn their place haven't made it into the product.
Trained on GP, internal medicine, paediatrics, dermatology, cardiology, psychiatry, and physiotherapy consults. Other specialities supported with fine-tuning on Enterprise plans.
Diarises clinician, patient, and accompanying person automatically. Verbatim patient quotes can be preserved when clinically useful (allergies, presenting complaint in the patient's own words).
While transcription runs, a clinical history checklist auto-ticks as topics are covered. End-of-consult shows you which questions you didn't ask. Library-backed and customisable per speciality.
Optional reflection panel after the note generates: differential considered, decisions extracted, evidence-vs-decision comparison against guidelines, practitioner-pattern tracking over time.
Length, voice, abbreviations, bullets, ICD/SNOMED inline codes — controllable per template. Your house style stays your house style.
Copy-paste into any EHR or auto-write via HL7 v2 / FHIR integration on Enterprise plans. The note structure matches Best Practice, Medical Director, Genie, Cliniko, and Helix layouts.
The scribe knows what an SBT looks like, what FBC and U&E imply when ordered together, and when the patient's mention of a “weird taste” maps to dysgeusia in the note. Generic LLMs don't. We trained ours to.
The fastest way to evaluate the scribe is to try it on a real case. 30 days free, full Professional features, your own templates and house style — no credit card required.