Emergency notes without the end-of-shift backlog

In emergency medicine the note gets written after the patient has gone, often hours later. Cognivolt writes it from the encounter while it happens, or from a short dictation straight afterwards.

Who it is for: Emergency medicine physicians.

Bedside scores

qSOFA, Glasgow Coma Scale, Wells (DVT) and CURB-65, filled in from the encounter for you to check.

Dictation mode

Speak the note yourself in a minute between patients, with nobody else in the room.

Red flags kept

A serious finding outside the presenting complaint is recorded with the workup it needs.

Five ways in

Record live, dictate, upload audio you already have, type notes, or add photos of documents and results. Use whichever fits the patient in front of you.

The plan as you said it

Every order you gave: medicines with dose, route and frequency, investigations, referrals, safety-netting and follow-up. Only what you said, and all of it.

Rating scales for emergency medicine

  • qSOFA
  • Glasgow Coma Scale
  • Wells Score (DVT)
  • CURB-65
  • NRS Pain

Every scale is available to every clinician. See the full Rating Scales Library for item wording and scoring bands.

Frequently asked questions

Can I dictate the note after the patient has left?

Yes. Dictation mode lets you speak the note yourself, with nobody else in the room.

Is there a limit on how long a recording can be?

No. There is no consultation-length limit on any plan.

Does it record red flags outside the presenting complaint?

Yes. A serious finding that is not what the patient came in for is recorded with the onward workup it needs.

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