A clearer thread through psychiatric care
A longitudinal record should help the next visit make sense. Explore a connected approach to documentation, follow-up work, and patient communication.
From one visit to the next
An illustrative workflow
In the visit note
Arrange a follow-up in four weeks. Prepare the appointment information for review before sharing it with the patient.
Work to prepare
- Prepare a four-week follow-up task
- Flag the patient message for clinician review
A patient message
We would like to arrange the follow-up discussed at your visit. Please contact the practice to find a suitable time.
Draft for reviewPreserve the clinical context
Keep the assessment, patient-reported experience, and agreed plan connected across visits. Make it easier to find the relevant history without flattening a complex clinical story.
Make outstanding work visible
A follow-up request or coordination need should stay attached to the plan that prompted it. Give the team a clear owner and a place to see what still needs attention.
Put judgment before action
Prepare administrative next steps and communication for review. Treatment decisions remain with the clinician, and a draft message remains a draft until a person approves it.
These examples describe the workflows we’re designing with practices. A conversation about your team’s work will help us understand what needs to come next.