Patient handouts and take-homes

From an answer or a note, Mosaic drafts what the patient takes home: what was discussed, what to do, why, in plain language, with your instructions and the sources attached.

From answer to take-home

Under every answer and every signed note there is one button: create a take-home. The draft says in plain language what the answer said for physicians, keeps the instructions you gave, and attaches the sources for the patient who wants to read further.

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An answer with the 'Create patient take-home' button under it; next to it the draft: the title, four short sections in plain language, the physician's instruction in its own box, two sources at the end.

Create a take-home explaining why she is starting a statin

Answered on the chart of Anna Keller, 47

Written in simple language, with your instruction to mention the muscle symptoms of 2024. Citations stay attached so she can see where a statement comes from. Visit 14.03.2024 Eur Heart J Lancet

What the patient reads

What we discussed
The visit in the patient's words, without jargon, with the terms explained.
What to do
The instructions, as a list with dates where there are any.
Why
The reason for each recommendation, in one or two sentences, with the source for those who want it.

Sign, then share

A take-home is a draft until you have signed it. You change what you want, sign, and share it with one link. See Share with the patient.

Handouts your practice uses

Information sheets your practice already hands out can be uploaded once and attached to a take-home with one click, so that a patient receives your sheet together with the summary of her visit.