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PatientsHeard

Every conversation deserves to be heard.

AI-assisted clinical documentation.
Eyes on the patient, not the keyboard.

For doctors, nurses and clinical teams.

Conversation first. Documentation with care.

Stock photo: a clinician taking notes while talking with a patient in a clinic room

More room for the conversation.

Capture with consent.
Review the draft.
Keep your attention on the person.

How PatientsHeard works

The workflow

Three steps from conversation to a signed note. You stay in control at every one.

  1. Step 01

    Consent

    Ask everyone who may speak before recording. Recording starts only when every person has said yes.

  2. Step 02

    Review

    Check draft notes against the source conversation. Every sentence links back to what was said.

  3. Step 03

    Sign & export

    Review and sign. Complete co-signing when required, then copy or export the note.

Hardware

Small form. Thoughtful design.

A clip-on recorder for PatientsHeard. Clip it on, start a session and keep your attention on the person.

The PatientsHeard clip-on recorder: a small dark device with the PatientsHeard graphic

Documentation, with you in control

Hear the person. Check the words.

AI helps prepare a draft.
Clinicians review, edit and sign before export.

Review your draft

Example

AI-assisted draft — not reviewed

Patient reports sleeping well.

Patient: I slept well last night.
Review required before signing

Your practice. Your team.

  • Stock photo: a doctor in dark scrubs holding a stethoscope

    Doctors

    Consult notes and letters.

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  • Stock photo: two clinicians talking at a desk

    Nurses

    Nursing notes and staff-only handover.

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  • Stock photo: three hospital staff talking in a treatment area

    Hospitals & groups

    Settings, access and oversight.

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Stock photo: a clinician holding a printed form while a person waits, faces not shown

Trust, by design.

  • Consent at every session.
  • Designed for Australian processing.
  • No training on patient data.
  • Clinician review before export.

Patients can say no and still receive the same care.

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