FactsContext™: the facts layer behind every Notat note.
Notat understands the encounter before it writes. FactsContext™ extracts structured clinical facts, generates documentation from those facts, and shows you the source facts behind every note. That makes the output easier to verify while supporting real multilingual care: spoken capture in 99+ languages and a product translated in 15 languages.
A whole consultation in. Clinical facts out.
Watch a long conversation pass through the facts layer. FactsContext™ finds the clinical signal without asking the clinician to dictate, format, or summarize first.
From consultation to verified documentation
FactsContext™ separates understanding from writing. The four-step workflow gives you a clear path from what was said to what was documented — and keeps the clinician in control.
1. Conversation
The encounter happens naturally. Notat listens ambiently — no dictation, no prompts, no screens between you and the patient.
2. Clinical facts
FactsContext™ extracts structured clinical facts from the conversation: symptoms, findings, medications, decisions, plans. Each fact is anchored to what was actually said.
3. Documentation
The note is generated from the extracted facts — never straight from a raw transcript. If a statement isn’t supported by a fact, it doesn’t belong in the note.
4. Review
You see the raw facts next to the note. Verify any sentence against its source, edit what you want, and sign with confidence. The clinician always remains in control.
See the facts behind the note
Trust is something you can check. Notat exposes the structured clinical context behind every note, so you can ask where a sentence came from before you review and sign.
The facts are yours
Notat shows you the raw extracted medical facts from every encounter — not just the polished note. Inspect them, verify the note against them, or reuse them however you please.
Every sentence is traceable
Because documentation is generated from structured facts, every statement in the note traces back to something that actually happened in the encounter.
Nothing invented
Transcript-direct AI fills gaps with plausible-sounding text. FactsContext™ is designed to reduce unsupported statements by only writing from verified clinical facts.
One facts layer, many clinical outputs
Because FactsContext™ produces structured facts — not just a note — the same understanding of the encounter powers notes, coding, referrals, patient instructions, and more.
Clinical notes
SOAP, H&P, progress notes — written from facts in your style.
ICD-10 coding
Code recommendations with the supporting evidence excerpt attached.
Referral letters
Generated from the same clinical understanding, not re-dictated.
Magic Edit
Rewrite, translate, or restructure — the facts stay the source of truth.
Patient instructions
Plain-language follow-up built from what was actually decided.
Evidence answers
Clinical questions answered in the context of the encounter facts.
See how FactsContext holds up
Explore the evaluation method, evidence-backed workflows, and multilingual documentation built around the same facts-first architecture.
Clinical AI evaluation
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ICD-10 evidence
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Multilingual scribe
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Frequently asked questions
What is AI hallucination in healthcare documentation?
Hallucination is when an AI writes plausible-sounding statements that were never said or observed — an invented medication dose, a symptom the patient never reported, a plan that was never discussed. In clinical documentation, unsupported statements are a patient-safety and legal problem, not just a quality problem.
How does FactsContext™ reduce hallucinations?
Most AI scribes generate notes directly from a transcript, which lets the language model improvise. Notat’s patent-pending FactsContext™ engine works in two distinct stages: it first extracts structured clinical facts from the encounter, then generates documentation only from those facts. Statements without a supporting fact are designed not to appear in the note.
Can I see the facts behind my note?
Yes. Notat shows you the raw extracted medical facts alongside the generated note. You can verify any sentence against its source facts before signing, and reuse the facts for coding, referrals, or anything else.
Does the clinician still review the note?
Always. FactsContext™ makes review faster and safer because you can check the note against structured facts instead of re-listening or guessing — but you review and sign every note. The AI does the writing; you do the medicine.
Does FactsContext™ work in my language?
Yes. Notat supports spoken capture in 99+ languages, and the product is translated in 15 languages: English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Estonian, Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Arabic, Polish, Portuguese, and Hindi. The conversation, the extracted facts, and the final documentation can each be in different languages, including cross-language visits where the patient and the record don’t share a language.
Automate clinical documentation with facts you can verify.
Record a consultation, watch FactsContext™ extract the clinical facts, and review the note against its source. You review and sign every note — Notat makes the documentation easier to verify.
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