In pharmacy, every consultation generates documentation: pharmaceutical advice, polypharmacy follow-up, interaction reporting, letter to prescribing physician. Clinovus AI transcribes in seconds — hosted in Switzerland.
Ask pharmaceutical questions by text or dictation. Query the knowledge base on clinically significant drug interactions, absolute and relative contraindications, dose adjustments in renal or hepatic impairment, and narrow therapeutic ranges. Answers cite their sources, including AIFA.
Activate the Listener during the pharmaceutical consultation: the conversation is automatically transcribed. After the consultation, select the appropriate template: Follow-up Note for polypharmacy, Free Summary for a complete medication review, Referral Letter to report an interaction to the prescribing physician. The document is structured in 30 seconds, for you to review and sign.
Query the knowledge base on European recommendations for polypharmacy reviews, authorised generic substitutions, high-risk medications in geriatrics (Beers list/STOPP) or interactions with herbal medicines. Share notes and reports with prescribing physicians who have a Clinovus AI account.
Organise patients by file with the complete history of pharmaceutical consultations, dispensed medications and recommendations. Find any note or letter in seconds. Interface in Italian and English.
Dr. Ferrari, pharmacist in Padua, receives 25 patients this morning. Mrs. Rossi, 78, arrives with 9 medications prescribed by 3 different doctors. Dr. Ferrari activates the Listener and begins the polypharmacy review. During the conversation, he queries the knowledge base for information on the interaction between rivaroxaban and recently prescribed fluconazole, checks the sources, then decides on the course of action himself. He dictates the Follow-up Note: complete medication list, identified interactions, intake recommendations, follow-up plan. Clinovus AI structures the document from his dictation in 30 seconds. He then dictates the Referral Letter for the prescribing physician flagging the clinically significant interaction. At 10am, a diabetic patient asks for advice on insulin adjustment during Ramadan. He consults the sources on European recommendations for insulin regimen adaptation during fasting periods and refers the patient to their physician for any change to the regimen. At 11am, a mother looks for an antihistamine for her 4-year-old child: he consults the sources on paediatric dosage and contraindications before advising. By the end of the morning he shares 3 follow-up notes with GPs who have an account. Without Clinovus AI, polypharmacy reviews alone took 20 extra minutes of documentation each. Result: 20 consultations documented per day.
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