The workspace
Conversations, visits, patients and documents: where everything lives, and how the chart reaches Mosaic.
Mosaic is one workspace with four things in it: conversations, in which you ask; visits, which are recorded; patients, to whom both belong; and documents, which come out of them. The sidebar on the left holds them, the button on the top right starts a new one, and the client on the practice computer keeps the chart current while you work.
The workspace at the start of the day: the sidebar with New conversation, Visits, Patients and Tools, the history of yesterday's conversations beneath, and on the right the greeting with the ask bar and the two sample patients.
You can open the sample workspace on two patients, Anna Keller, 47, and Markus Vogel, 44, and click through everything on this page.
Get around
How the workspace is organizedEverything belongs to a patient; the conversation is how you work with it. New conversation for a question, New visit for a patient in the room.The clientA small program on the practice computer. It reads what is on your screen, keeps Mosaic's reading of the chart current, knows which patient is open, and starts the visit.Patients and what Mosaic knowsEverything Mosaic knows is organized by patient: the chart it has read, the visits, the conversations and the documents you shared.Every artifactEvery sheet Mosaic produces, at the 39 real examples it is built on.