Scribe can generate your consultation notes using a template you design yourself, instead of only the built-in note formats.
Creating a template
Open Scribe Settings under settings < organisation settings < scribe
Click + New Template
Describe the structure and purpose - you can use the suggestions provided
This will then generate the template - you can now check it through and make changes as required, as well as seeing what an example session would look like
Setting a default template
Mark any of your templates as default so Scribe uses it automatically for new consultations, without you needing to pick it each time. It will show as a default on the settings page:
Editing or archiving a template
You can edit a template at any time; changes apply to notes generated after the edit. Older notes keep a snapshot of the template as it was when they were created, so past notes never change retroactively. Archiving removes a template from your active list without deleting notes already generated with it.
What happens to clinical codes?
If your custom template doesn't include a section for coded findings, Scribe still preserves any SNOMED codes identified during the consultation - it adds a "Clinical codes" section automatically, so nothing is lost even if your layout doesn't set aside a specific spot for it.
Transcription quality
Scribe now uses an upgraded medical transcription model, giving more accurate notes in noisier rooms and multi-speaker consultations.