In psychiatry, every session generates precise documentation: psychotherapy follow-up note, psychiatric history, report for INPS assessment boards, sick-leave certificate. Clinovus AI transcribes sessions and structures documents in seconds — psychiatric vocabulary recognised, hosted in Switzerland.
Ask clinical questions by text or dictation. Query the knowledge base on SIP guidelines, treatment protocols for treatment-resistant depression, psychotropic drug interactions, DSM-5/ICD-11 criteria or lithium monitoring recommendations.
Activate the Listener at the start of the session: the therapeutic conversation is automatically transcribed with speaker identification. After the session, select the appropriate template: Follow-up Note for psychotherapy sessions, History for the initial assessment of a new patient, Free Summary for the INPS report, Referral Letter for communication with the GP. Each document structured in 30 seconds, for you to review and sign.
Query the knowledge base on criteria for compulsory treatment (TSO, Law 180/1978) and voluntary admission, intensive outpatient follow-up recommendations or mood stabiliser interactions. Share reports and letters with colleagues who have a Clinovus AI account.
Organise patients by file with the complete history of sessions, notes and reports. Data is hosted in Switzerland, encrypted in transit and at rest, and accessible only to your account. Interface in Italian and English.
Dr. Moretti, psychiatrist in Bologna, conducts 7 sessions this Wednesday. At 8am, Mr. Galli, 45 — recurrent depressive episode on sertraline 100mg — comes for his monthly follow-up. She activates the Listener at the start of the session. The patient speaks freely about his experience. At the end of the session she selects the Follow-up Note: topics covered, mood progress on the PHQ-9 scale, medication tolerance, goals for the next month. Document structured in 30 seconds, for her to review and sign, without replaying the recording. At 10am, Ms. Conti, 32, in anxious decompensation, mentions a possible interaction between her alprazolam and a St. John's wort treatment — she queries the knowledge base and checks its sources on the pharmacokinetic interaction (CYP3A4 induction). She decides on the treatment adjustment herself and dictates it: Clinovus AI structures the Follow-up Note. At 2pm she dictates 3 reports for INPS assessment boards: each dictation takes 3 minutes, and Clinovus AI structures them as a Free Summary. At 4pm she dictates the clinical justification for a voluntary admission and Clinovus AI structures the Referral Letter with the history and treatments tried. Result: 7 sessions documented, 3 reports finalised before 5pm.
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Clinical requests, data and the AI model stay on servers in Switzerland.