What you ask in the room, and what runs between the visits
You ask in plain language. Mosaic answers from the chart, the guideline and the literature, and every sentence carries its source. What comes out is a plan, a letter or a handout, drafted for your signature. Between the visits Mosaic asks your patient what you need to know, and brings her answers back.
Patient intakeThe questionnaire before the visit, and the answers waiting in the chartQuestionnairesYour own Anamnesebogen, with the questions the chart already answers left outConsultationThe visit note, written while you talk and ready for your signaturePatient historyYears of notes, letters and laboratory read into five lines with their sourcesLab reviewA laboratory report read against its ranges and the earlier reportsOpen findingsFindings the chart repeats, and the step that never followedGuideline checkThe guideline's target, and where this patient stands against itTherapy optionsThe options that apply, with the guideline and the evidence under eachInteraction checkThe medication she takes, checked against the drug you are about to startAcross the practiceCriteria met and the step not taken, found across every chartCare gapsThe same rule run across every chart the practice hasTreatment planMedications, tasks and appointments from today's decision, for your signatureLettersThe referral letter, drafted from the documents it citesTake-homeWhat the patient takes home after the visit, in her own language
The patient's pathWhat the patient sees and does between two visitsSymptom trackingHow the patient's symptoms moved since the therapy startedMeasured at homeA week of home readings as one sheet with its meanWeight trackingOne weighing a week, and a line you can read after twelve weeksSide-effect checkThree short check-ins in the first two weeks of a new medication