Welcome to this month’s dotScribe update, where we’re excited to introduce a fresh batch of templates designed to make your life easier and improve patient care. We know that documentation can be one of the most challenging aspects of your job, but with these new additions to our library, we’re here to help you streamline the process and get back to what matters most - your patients.

New Templates Added This Month

Our latest update brings a variety of templates across multiple specialties, each crafted to meet the specific needs of medical practitioners and students. Here’s a sample of what’s new in the dotScribe library:

• Critical Care Medicine: We’ve added templates for ICU progress notes, PICU admit notes, and comprehensive ICU admission consults. To find these templates, type “ICU.” or "PICU." followed by the template type (history, exam, assessment, progress).
• Hospital Internal Medicine: Inpatient admit notes, progress notes, and discharge summaries are now available. To quickly locate these, type “admit.history”, “progressnote”, or “dcs.template”.
• General Surgery: Post-operative progress templates and procedure notes have been added to ensure thorough surgical follow-ups. You can find these by typing “pop.surgery”, or “procedurenote”
• Neurology: Consult notes, exam templates, and diagnosis assistance tools are now available. Find them by typing “consult.neurology”, "exam.neurology", or "dx.neurology"
• Obstetrics & Gynecology: Labor admission notes and prenatal visit schedule templates support comprehensive maternal care. Search for them by typing "cesarean.obgyn" or try typing "laboradmit." or "prenatal." followed by the template type (history, exam, assessment, progress).
• Pediatrics: Newborn infant admit notes and physical exam templates are now part of the library. You can find these by typing “newborn.” or “exam.” followed by "pediatrics".
• Psychiatry: Symptom differential and general psychiatric evaluation templates ensure complete and standardized mental health assessments. Find them by typing “consult.psychiatry”, "exam.psychiatry", or "dx.psychiatry"
• Trauma Surgery: Our trauma and emergency physical exam templates have been expanded. To find them, type “trauma.exam” or "normal.exam.emergency".

How These Templates Benefit You

We understand the documentation burdens you face daily - especially as a medical practitioner or student juggling multiple responsibilities. These new templates are designed to:

• Save Time: Pre-filled sections and standardized formats let you quickly input data without missing essential details.
• Ensure Consistency: Uniform documentation reduces errors and improves communication across your care team, enhancing overall patient care.
• Cover All Bases: Whether you’re in surgery, the ICU, or dealing with psychiatric cases, we’ve got a template that fits your needs.
• Support Learning: For students and new practitioners, these templates offer a structured way to learn effective documentation practices.

Don’t Miss Out - Upgrade Your Practice Today

This month’s update is all about making your documentation process faster, easier, and more accurate. By incorporating these new templates into your practice, you’re not just saving time - you’re enhancing the quality of care you provide.

Sign up now and start using the latest templates to elevate your practice and ensure the best outcomes for your patients.