Ambient medical scribe
Real-time transcription and medical documentation
Audio control
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Less typing. More attention for your patient or client.
Stay present during the care encounter
When you do not have to document every sentence in real time, there is more room for eye contact, active listening, observation, and follow-up questions.
Spend less time documenting afterward
A structured draft note is available shortly after the encounter. This reduces the need to reconstruct information later from fragmented notes or memory.
Document decisions and next steps clearly
Goals, interventions, decisions, and follow-up actions discussed during the conversation are brought together in one clear overview. This makes it easier to see what was agreed and what needs to happen next.
Work consistently and stay in control
Draft notes can be prepared using the same familiar structure each time. The healthcare professional reviews the content and remains responsible for the final documentation.
Performance Comparison
Use Delphyr, for example:
During consultations and intakes
During treatment sessions and evaluations
For treatment and progress notes
During home visits
Across different healthcare disciplines
Give me the most recent patient correspondence
Geef me de laatste brief van de patiënt
Give me an overview of the patient
Geef me een overzicht van de patiënt
Give me and overview of relevant guidelines
Geef me een overzicht van de relevante richtlijnen.
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Ext. Patient ID:
10013
Gender:
Male
Age:
42
Date of Birth:
7 September 1983
Step
01
Connect your clinical system
Delphyr integrates securely with your existing EHR, EMR, or healthcare platform.
The functionality is available within the environment where healthcare professionals already work.
Step
02
Choose the care encounters and formats
Decide which conversations Delphyr will support and how each draft note should be structured. Use a SOAP or SOEP format, an intake template, a treatment note, or an organization-specific template.
Step
03
Capture the care conversation
The healthcare professional activates Delphyr for the encounter.
The spoken information is processed and automatically turned into a structured draft note. Processing, access, and any retention settings are configured according to your organization’s policies and technical environment.
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04
Review and finalize
The healthcare professional reviews the draft note, makes changes where needed, and determines what is ultimately added to the record.
Your organization can gain insight into usage, supported workflows, and time savings.
For healthcare organizations, ambient listening is about more than speed.
Care conversations contain sensitive information, and documentation must remain reliable, reviewable, and aligned with existing responsibilities. Delphyr reduces documentation work without removing professional review or ownership from the care process.
Less time spent on manual documentation
More attention for the patient or client
Human review before documentation is finalized
More consistent draft notes within existing systems and formats
Delphyr supports healthcare professionals and is not intended to replace professional judgment or medical decision-making.
Platform integration
Delphyr does not add a standalone recording, transcription, or documentation tool alongside the patient or client record. Its ambient listening and documentation capabilities can be integrated into existing EHRs, EMRs, and other healthcare platforms. This allows healthcare professionals to turn care conversations into structured draft notes without leaving their familiar working environment.
Are you a healthcare technology provider looking to offer ambient listening and documentation support to your customers? We would be happy to explore the integration options with you.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about partnering with Delphyr
What is automatic documentation for care conversations?
Automatic documentation uses speech recognition and AI to turn a care conversation into text and a structured draft note. The healthcare professional reviews, edits, and finalizes the documentation.
Is this the same as ambient listening?
Is this the same as dictation?
Who is this functionality designed for?
Can Delphyr automatically create SOAP or SOEP notes?
What types of notes can Delphyr prepare?
Is the full conversation added to the record?
Can the draft note be edited?
Can Delphyr use information from the existing record?
How are audio and privacy handled?
Does Delphyr integrate with our EHR or EMR?
Does Delphyr make medical or care-related decisions?
Can we start with a pilot?
