Using Deepcura in a Hospital/Inpatient Setting

This guide explains how DeepCura simplifies inpatient workflows by supporting real-time updates and streamlined note creation.

🏫 Step 1: Dynamic Updates on Inpatients

In an inpatient setting, providers move around the ward and enter short updates in real time. The IOS app makes this process easier during rounds.

DeepCura iOS interface

✍️ Step 2: Creating Notes from Short Updates

You can open a pre-chart field, into which you can dictate all the daily small updates.

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Using precision edit, you can move this information into your main note directly to the proper fields. Learn more on editing notes.

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These options let you work fast during rounds and build complete notes at your desk.

Examples:

  • “Patient 2 days post-op, wound healing well with no signs of infection. Pain level 4/10, receiving prescribed analgesia. Monitor for any signs of fever.”
  • “Swollen right leg, suspected DVT. Consultation needed with vascular specialist. Labs ordered for D-dimer.”

📂 Step 3: Creating the Final Note

Your main template can help organize this info efficiently. Whether your hospital uses an EHR integrated with DeepCura or not, align the template with your system to ensure smooth documentation.

🎉 Your inpatient notes just got smarter and faster.

Need help designing a workflow-specific template? Contact us here!

DeepCura’s flexibility fits any care setting, outpatient or inpatient.

Comparing platforms? Check out our guide to the best AI medical scribes for inpatient settings for a detailed breakdown of features and pricing.