Oncology

The hardest conversations deserve your full attention, not a laptop.

Notat listens through the visit — history, treatment response, difficult questions — and drafts the note afterward, so you can stay present with the patient.

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Follow-up after cycle 3, reviewing scan results and side effects

A follow-up visit reviewing treatment response and managing side effects. The conversation matters as much as the data — you stay focused on her, not a screen.

Friday, 11:00

Patient

The fatigue has been rough this cycle, and I've had some nausea the first few days after.

You

The scan shows the tumor has reduced by about 30 percent since we started. Let's talk about managing the nausea better this cycle.

Patient

That's really good news about the scan. What can we adjust for the nausea?

While you talked, Notat pulled out:

Response, side effects, and the plan, structured from the conversation.

Side effects

· Fatigue, significant this cycle

· Nausea, first few days post-treatment

Treatment response

· Tumor reduction ~30% on imaging

Patient wellbeing

· Managing but requesting better nausea control

Plan discussed

· Antiemetic regimen adjustment

Oncology follow-up note — drafted

S

Follow-up post-cycle 3. Significant fatigue this cycle. Nausea first few days post-treatment.

O

Imaging shows ~30% tumor reduction since treatment start. Performance status stable.

A

Partial treatment response (C50.9, treatment status). Nausea inadequately controlled with current regimen.

P

Antiemetic regimen adjusted for next cycle. Continue current chemotherapy protocol. Follow-up after cycle 4.

Documented afterward, from memory of a conversation you were fully present for — not typed during it.

FactsContext™ lets you stay present, and still get an accurate note

In an oncology visit, eye contact matters more than almost anywhere else in medicine. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts the clinical facts from the conversation — response, side effects, plan — so you can give your full attention to the patient and still get a note you can verify afterward.

Facts extracted, not assumed

FactsContext™ pulls structured facts from the conversation, so nothing depends on what you remember to write down later.

Every fact has a source

Tap any line in the draft to see the exact exchange behind it. Verification takes seconds.

Built for difficult conversations

European hosting, encryption, and retention you control. What's said in the room stays protected.

A full day of follow-ups, present for every conversation

This is what an oncology clinic day looks like when documentation doesn't compete for your attention.

08:30

First follow-up

You tap record and give the patient your full attention — no laptop between you.

11:00

Scan results discussed

A conversation you were fully present for. The note is drafted from it afterward.

13:00

Lunch, actually taken

No notes trailing you into your break.

17:00

Last patient seen

Every follow-up note drafted, reviewed, and signed by end of day.

17:20

You go home

No stack of difficult conversations to reconstruct from memory that evening.

The hardest news deserves to be discussed in the patient's own language

A patient and family discuss treatment options in Ukrainian. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your clinic runs on.

Patient speaks Ukrainian → your note in English

English

Norsk

Dansk

Svenska

Suomi

Eesti

Nederlands

Deutsch

Español

Italiano

Français

العربية

Polski

Português

Notes built for the full course of treatment

The structures oncology practices run on, ready from day one.

New patient consult note

History, staging, and treatment plan discussion, structured and complete.

Treatment follow-up note

Response, side effects, and plan adjustments, tracked cycle by cycle.

Multidisciplinary summary

A clear summary for tumor board or team review.

Survivorship care plan

Follow-up schedule and long-term monitoring, ready to hand to the patient.

750+

clinicians use Notat

90+

spoken languages supported

10

free notes every month

Questions clinicians actually ask

Will using this affect how present I am with patients?

Most oncologists find the opposite — because you're not typing, you can give full eye contact during the hardest conversations. The note is drafted afterward, from the conversation, not during it.

Can it handle emotionally difficult conversations sensitively?

Notat documents what was said and decided — the clinical facts. You always review and shape the note before it's finalized.

What about treatment response and side-effect tracking?

Yes — describe response and side effects the way you already discuss them with patients, and FactsContext™ structures them for the note.

What if something sensitive shouldn't be recorded?

You control what's recorded and when. Pause or stop recording for any part of the conversation you'd rather keep off the record.

Where does the recording go?

Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules — encrypted, processed under European data-protection law, retention you control.

Start with one clinician who wants their evenings back.

Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial of the full Pro workflow. No credit card required, and the clinician stays in control of every note.

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Be fully present. Let the note follow.

10 free notes every month. No card, no setup.