Be in the visit.

A conversation worth your full attention.

Confirm the student’s consent before recording. The clinician remains responsible for the final note.

Oz Scribe identifies the clinician and student in the transcript. The student reports improving knee pain.

Oz Scribe captures the conversation for your review.

The student’s words become concise draft history: knee pain improving, walking normally, stairs pain-free, not yet running.

The clinician’s assessment and agreed plan go into the appropriate note sections. No examination findings are invented.

A structured first draft, with wording that can adapt to your clinical style.

Set personal instructions and let Scribe learn your writing style from signed notes. Personalization affects wording; facts still come from the encounter.

The clinician asks about this season’s flu vaccine. Jordan says he received it at the campus pharmacy last week.

In a configured questionnaire, the clear answer maps to Yes and Campus pharmacy. These are patient-reported answers for clinician review, not a verified vaccine administration.

Select the source control beside the draft wording to return to the relevant part of the transcript.

The source shows Jordan’s exact words, with the speaker and timestamp visible. Confirm meaning before accepting the draft.

Accept, revise, or reject draft wording sentence by sentence. The note remains unsigned until the clinician completes review.

Use Oz Scribe in OzOnCall. After the recording is uploaded and the draft is saved, continue in the patient’s chart.

Continue the saved draft on your computer, with the same patient and note. Mobile recording must finish uploading before the draft is available.

Generate a plain-language after-visit summary draft from the encounter. Review it before sharing with the student.

For the clinician. For the student. For the visit.

Oz Scribe. Be in the visit. AI included in ozehr. An EHR built for campus care. ozehr.com.