Clinicians face increasing demands in patient care, balancing time between (often complex) exams and documentation. dotScribe simplifies this process with standardized physical exam templates for over 700 medical conditions, allowing users to document efficiently and accurately.

Here’s how dotScribe’s physical exam features benefit you:

Faster Documentation

dotScribe's extensive library includes normal and disease-specific exam findings, letting you quickly record essential details during both routine and complex visits. With dotScribe’s instant search feature, you can find templates with ease. Simply type the condition or system you need followed by ".exam". For example:

• dermatitis.exam for dermatitis exam findings
• hematuria.exam for documenting hematuria
• msk.exam for a general musculoskeletal exam
• spondyl.exam for spondyloarthropathy findings

This saves time on documentation, allowing you to focus on patient care.

Consistency and Thoroughness

Ensure no detail is overlooked. dotScribe prompts you to document all relevant systems, making it easier to deliver comprehensive and consistent care, especially during follow-up visits. Quickly search for conditions like:

• pneumonia.exam for respiratory findings
• abdominal.exam for abdominal complaints

Customizable Templates

Tailor your notes to each patient’s specific needs. With disease-specific findings, you can adapt the documentation to complex cases. Easily type:

• uti.exam for urinary tract infection findings
• copd.exam for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease templates

Clearer Communication

dotScribe’s standardized templates ensure your documentation is easy to understand and follow, enhancing communication among care teams and ensuring coordinated follow-up care, especially when monitoring chronic conditions. For example:

• diabetes.exam for diabetes-related physical exam documentation

Reduce Mental Load

With pre-built templates guiding your documentation, dotScribe allows you to focus more on clinical decision-making and patient interaction, rather than on the details of record-keeping. A few quick searches:

• backpain.exam for back pain management
• sepsis.exam for septic patient evaluations