In physiotherapy, every session generates precise documentation: functional assessment, treatment note, progress report, report for INAIL. Clinovus AI transcribes observations in seconds — physiotherapy vocabulary recognised, hosted in Switzerland.
Ask clinical questions by text or dictation. Query the knowledge base on rehabilitation protocols after total knee or hip replacement, chronic non-specific low back pain recommendations, neurological rehabilitation protocols (stroke, MS), standardised functional assessments (KOOS, DASH, Berg). Also consult AIFI and World Physiotherapy recommendations.
Dictate observations directly after the session: the Listener automatically transcribes. Select the appropriate template: Follow-up Note for regular sessions with functional progress, Free Summary for the interim or final assessment for the prescribing physician or INAIL, History for the complete initial assessment, Referral Letter to flag a concerning progression to the physician. Each document structured in 30 seconds.
Query the knowledge base on return-to-sport criteria after ACL reconstruction, dry needling protocols, manual therapy recommendations or neuromuscular electrical stimulation indications. Share assessments and progress reports with colleagues who have a Clinovus AI account, or export them as PDF or Word for the prescribing physician, surgeon or INAIL.
Organise patients by file with the complete history of sessions, functional assessments, NRS scores and treatment plans. Accessible from computer, tablet or smartphone, in the practice or during home sessions. The interface is in Italian and English.
Ms. Bianchi, physiotherapist in Bergamo, starts at 8am with 8 sessions: 3 post-total knee replacement rehabilitations, 2 chronic low back pain patients and 3 neurological post-stroke follow-ups. For each patient she dictates her observations directly after the session from her tablet. For Mr. Rossi, 71 — day 21 after right total knee replacement — she selects the Follow-up Note: active flexion 95°, full extension, NRS 2/10, today's exercises, goal for day 28. Structured document in 30 seconds. For Ms. Conti, 45, recurrent chronic low back pain, she queries the knowledge base on return-to-work criteria after acute low back pain per European recommendations — answer in 15 seconds — and integrates the recommendations in the Follow-up Note sent to the occupational physician. At 11am, interim assessment of Mr. Ferri, 58, post-stroke with partial left hemiplegia: she dictates the complete Free Summary — Fugl-Meyer, Berg, functional progress, prognosis, plan — for the civil invalidity assessment report (INPS). 3 minutes dictation, document ready. In the afternoon, 2 referral letters for orthopaedic surgeons. She exports all reports as PDF directly from Clinovus. Without Clinovus AI, each report took 30 minutes. Result: 8 sessions documented, report finalised the same day.
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