Voice to Clinical Notes and a Completed Prescription Pad

Dictate the visit in a supported browser, or type it, then choose Prepare Documents. One AI request reads the dictation, and DxCopilot builds two documents from it: clinical notes organized into sections and a prescription on your own pad. Notes show only the sections your dictation supports.

Diagnosis, investigations, medications with their instructions, advice and follow-up, plus the patient name, age and sex when you state them. The prescription uses the letterhead, layout, logo and signature you set up in Pad Settings.

Yes. In Pad Settings you add your practice name, address and phone number, your name, qualifications, specialty and registration number, a logo and an uploaded or drawn signature, then choose one of five predefined designs and an accent colour. Blank-pad mode prints only the prescription content on stationery you already have. Layouts come from the predefined designs; free-form layout editing is not offered.

Yes. Both documents are edited directly on the page, line by line. Review flags point out a missing name, age, sex, dose, frequency or duration, and statements the AI found ambiguous. Nothing is saved until you choose Save, and you remain responsible for the final prescription.

Only the dictation text is sent. A patient name introduced with a recognized phrase, such as "patient name is", is replaced with a placeholder before sending; a name given another way may still be sent. The transcript is not stored, and documents are kept only when you save them.

Each prepared dictation uses one Quick Prescription & Notes credit. Editing, saving, printing and writing a prescription without dictation use none, and a preparation that returns nothing usable is not charged.