During the visit
Ask in plain language about the patient in front of you, get sourced clinical answers, and let the note write itself.
The visit is where the chart, the evidence and the conversation meet. Mosaic answers questions about this patient with the guideline and the literature, cites every statement, and documents what is said in the room in the structure your practice uses.
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The visit screen: the patient summary collapsed at the top, the ask bar with a typed question, the answer below with a guideline card and citation chips, and the recording indicator of the ambient documentation in the corner.
Features
Start a visitA visit is a conversation with the patient in the room: recorded, transcribed, turned into the note and the documents. Every visit belongs to a patient; the client proposes the one open on your screen.Ask in plain languageType the question the way you would ask a colleague. Mosaic answers on this patient's chart, with the guideline and the literature, and cites every statement.Source-linked answersEvery statement in an answer carries its source, from the chart or from the literature, kept apart, one click away.Clinical guidelinesAnswers begin with the guideline that applies, from the societies your field works with, applied to the patient in front of you.Ambient documentationWith the patient's consent, Mosaic listens to the visit and writes the note in the structure your practice uses. You read, edit and sign.Find the right codesFrom the signed note, Mosaic proposes the codes for the visit, EBM or GOÄ, with the passage that supports each one. You confirm.Getting more out of it
How to askMosaic answers the question you ask. A few habits make the answers sharper.