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Scribe

Notes from the conversation.

Qira Scribe turns the consultation into a structured clinical note draft. Review and edit the note, check source citations, and keep your clinical judgment at the center of the documentation.

Recording02:14Dr. Lee · Patient
Clinical draftFor review

CHIEF COMPLAINT

Cold sensitivity, upper left quadrant.

FINDINGS

Sensitivity around #14 on cold test. No swelling.

“I see some sensitivity around #14” · 02:14
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What Scribe does

From conversation to draft, ready for review.

A structured first draft, with source references to support your review.

Consultation transcription

Capture the consultation as a transcript you can review alongside the generated clinical note.

Structured clinical drafts

Start with a structured note drafted from the consultation. Review the details and edit the draft before using it in your documentation.

Visit preparation

Review a patient summary before the appointment to get oriented, alongside your usual review of the patient record.

Source review

Use View Sources to check note details against excerpts from the consultation as you review the draft.

Check the detail. Review the source.

Open View Sources to review consultation excerpts alongside the draft. Check the details and make any edits before using the note.

Keep clinical review in your hands.

The draft is a starting point. Your clinician reviews the source, checks the details, and decides what to use.

Start from the consultation

Scribe uses the consultation to draft the note. Your clinician checks the content and decides what belongs in the final documentation.

Sources alongside the draft

Open source citations to review consultation excerpts alongside the note details they support.

You stay in control

Review and edit the generated note before use. The clinician remains responsible for the final documentation.