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Doctors overwhelmed by patient emails

DocNote simplifies complex diagnoses by creating a point-and-click heatmap that surfaces further areas of exploration.

DocNote simplifies complex diagnoses by creating a point-and-click heatmap that surfaces further areas of exploration.

DocNote simplifies complex diagnoses by creating a point-and-click heatmap that surfaces further areas of exploration.

AI-enhanced search takes patients beyond the medical jargon so they can better understand their condition.

DocNote simplifies complex diagnoses by creating a point-and-click heatmap that surfaces further areas of exploration.

DocNote simplifies complex diagnoses by creating a point-and-click heatmap that surfaces further areas of exploration.

ENHANCING DOCTOR-PATIENT COMMUNICATION

Have you ever noticed patients trying to figure it out beyond the doctor's rounds and checkout pamphlets? I have.

EMPOWER PATIENTS TO CONTROL THEIR HEALTH

We show how our AI preserves the essential language of clinicians, empowering patients to actively engage in their healthcare and tackle clinical challenges, ultimately reducing risks such as 'broken heart syndrome'.

'BROKEN-HEART SYNDROME'

Feeling understood by clinicians can reduce severe emotional distress, 'broken-heart syndrome' and reduce the flood of emails.

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Developed by data scientists, It helps patients and their families decode clinical jargon—whether from Gen AI or human-generated text in EMRs, lab reports, or other sources—empowering them to take control of their health. Our goal is to enhance doctor-patient communication and reduce the follow-up emails that can overwhelm physicians' inboxes

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Multiplanar multisequence MRI Prostate
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The Right Words for Clear Answers

An AI-powered heat-map allows the user to click and discover more while maintaining core language from our physicians.

Clincal Sample: Multiplanar Multisequence MRI Prostate

Clincal Sample: MRI Prostate'Search Predict'

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Literacy In Health Contexts

An AI-powered heat-map allows the user to click and discover more while maintaining core language from our physicians.

The Right Words for Clear Answers

An AI-powered heat-map allows the user to click and discover more while maintaining core language from our physicians.

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NIH National Library of Medicine

Health Literacy: A Prescription to End Confusion.

Funding for health-literacy research is urgently needed. 

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Literacy In Health Contexts

Here’s an example of a real letter from a doctor to a patient. Despite the patient having a graduate degree, the unclear message caused significant anxiety. He wondered, “How can I have a recurrence of thyroid cancer if my thyroid was removed?”

Dear Mr. Smith,


The May thyroid tests showed TSH 2.794 μU/ml, which, though “normal,” is too high for someone who has had prior thyroid carcinoma. Keeping TSH between 0.1 – 0.3 μU/ml minimizes recurrence of thyroid cancer. Free T4 1.60 mg% is a high-normal level.


I suggest you increase L-thyroxine from 150 mcg 7 days a week to 150 mcg 5 days a week and 225 mcg (111/22 tablets) Wednesdays and Sundays weekly. Have a repeat TSH, free T4 and total T3 in 8 weeks. I should also on that occasion like you to have a serum plasma metanephrine level.


Two weeks after having those tests, please see me for a consultative office visit.


Sincerely yours,
John Doe, M.D.
Endocrinology

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Literacy In Health Contexts

Here’s an example of a real letter from a doctor to a patient. Despite the patient having a graduate degree, the unclear message caused significant anxiety. He wondered, “How can I have a recurrence of thyroid cancer if my thyroid was removed?”

Dear Mr. Smith,


The May thyroid tests showed TSH 2.794 μU/ml, which, though “normal,” is too high for someone who has had prior thyroid carcinoma. Keeping TSH between 0.1 – 0.3 μU/ml minimizes recurrence of thyroid cancer. Free T4 1.60 mg% is a high-normal level.


I suggest you increase L-thyroxine from 150 mcg 7 days a week to 150 mcg 5 days a week and 225 mcg (111/22 tablets) Wednesdays and Sundays weekly. Have a repeat TSH, free T4 and total T3 in 8 weeks. I should also on that occasion like you to have a serum plasma metanephrine level.


Two weeks after having those tests, please see me for a consultative office visit.


Sincerely yours,
John Doe, M.D.
Endocrinology

National Library of Medicine→Show details

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