Twenty minutes, four medications, one diagnosis to reconsider.
Notat listens through the review and drafts a psychiatric note with the mental status exam, medication changes, and reasoning captured precisely — while you stay focused on the patient, not the chart.
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Medication review, six weeks into sertraline, and a mood that still won’t lift
A follow-up for major depressive disorder. You’re assessing response, side effects, and risk while deciding whether to adjust the dose — all out loud, the way this visit always goes.
Wednesday, 13:15
Patient
“Sleep is a bit better. But I still don’t feel like myself — flat, most days.”
You
“Any thoughts of harming yourself, or that life isn’t worth living?”
Patient
“No, nothing like that. The nausea from the sertraline mostly went away after the first two weeks.”
While you assessed him, Notat pulled out:
Mental status and risk, structured — not buried in a paragraph.
Response to treatment
· Sertraline 6 weeks, partial response
· Sleep improved, mood still low
Side effects
· Early nausea, resolved by week 2
Risk assessment
· Denies SI/HI
· No plan or intent
Mental status
· Affect flat
· Speech normal rate and tone
Psychiatric progress note — drafted
S
Follow-up, MDD, sertraline 50mg ×6 weeks. Partial response: sleep improved, mood remains low. Early nausea resolved. Denies SI/HI, no plan or intent.
MSE
Affect flat, mood "not myself." Speech normal rate/tone. Thought process linear. No SI/HI/psychosis.
A
Major depressive disorder, partial response to sertraline (F32.1).
P
Increase sertraline to 100mg daily. Continue weekly therapy. Safety plan reviewed. Follow-up 4 weeks.
The dose change, the reasoning, and the risk assessment — all captured exactly as discussed, ready to sign.
FactsContext™ keeps risk assessment separate from routine follow-up
A missed or blurred risk assessment is the one thing a psychiatric note can't get wrong. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts the mental status exam, risk findings, and medication changes as distinct structured facts first — then writes the note from those facts, not a general impression of the conversation.
Risk findings never get lost
FactsContext™ extracts SI/HI, plan, and intent as their own structured facts — never folded into a general mood summary.
Every fact has a source
Tap any line in the note to see the exact moment of the conversation it came from. Verifying takes seconds.
You sign, not Notat
Nothing enters the record until you review it. Diagnostic and prescribing decisions stay entirely yours.
A full afternoon of medication reviews, zero notes left for the evening
This is what a clinic of 20-minute follow-ups looks like when documentation keeps pace.
13:00
First follow-up
You tap record and open the chart as usual. The MSE and risk assessment build themselves as you talk.
13:15
Dose change, fully reasoned
The note is drafted with the medication change and the reasoning behind it before the patient leaves.
15:30
A harder conversation
Risk assessment captured precisely, not reconstructed from memory afterward.
17:30
Last patient seen
Every note reviewed and signed on the desktop — nothing carried into the evening.
17:45
You go home
No stack of MSEs to write up from memory. Tomorrow starts clean.
Distress doesn’t always arrive in your patient’s second language
A patient describes his anxiety in Mandarin, reaching for words English can’t quite hold. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your record runs on.
Patient speaks Mandarin → your note in English
English
Norsk
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Svenska
Suomi
Eesti
Nederlands
Deutsch
Español
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Français
العربية
Polski
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Notes shaped for psychiatric practice
MSE, risk, and medication management — ready from the first visit, adjustable to your service.
Psychiatric progress note
Response, side effects, mental status, and medication plan, structured for follow-up visits.
Initial psychiatric evaluation
History, MSE, differential diagnosis, and treatment plan for a first assessment.
Risk assessment note
SI/HI, plan, intent, and protective factors, documented precisely.
Medication management note
Dose changes, rationale, and monitoring plan, captured from the conversation.
750+
clinicians use Notat
90+
spoken languages supported
10
notes during your 14-day Pro trial
Questions clinicians actually ask
Does it capture risk assessment accurately, or just summarize the mood?
FactsContext™ treats SI/HI, plan, and intent as their own structured facts — they don't get flattened into a general mood note. You'll always see them called out separately.
Can it follow a medication review with multiple drug changes?
Yes. Say the change and your reasoning out loud, the way you already do, and Notat structures each one as a distinct fact.
What if it misses the nuance of a mental status exam?
You'll catch it fast — every line in the note links back to the moment it was said. Review and edit before you sign, same as any note.
Where does a sensitive conversation like this go?
Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules: encrypted processing, retention you control, access limited to you.
Do I need to change how I run the visit?
No. Talk through the review the way you always do — history, MSE, plan. Notat organizes it afterward.
Start with one clinician who wants their evenings back.
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