Emergency Medicine
AI documentation for emergency medicine. Fast, structured ED notes that keep pace with the department.
Fast, structured ED documentation that keeps pace with the department. Capture triage presentations, resuscitation notes, critical care handoffs, discharge instructions, and EMS integration in formats designed for emergency physicians and trauma teams.
In practice
Night-shift charts done before handover
Marcus works night shifts where the charting backlog was a 6am problem he solved instead of sleeping. Handover to the day team was a scramble through half-written notes.
Now the ED note is structured between patients: HPI, course, disposition. Handover is a clean summary the admitting team can act on, and he hands over on time.
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charts left at end of shift
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handovers
“Now the ED note is structured between patients, HPI, course, disposition, and handover to the admitting team is a clean summary instead of a scramble.”
Dr. Marcus Bauer
Emergency Medicine Consultant
How it works
Four steps to better documentation
1
Record at the bedside
Notat listens during assessment and resuscitation, capturing the spoken record as it happens.
2
Notat pulls out the facts
Presentation, vitals, interventions, and time-critical decisions are captured as structured facts.
3
Read the ED note
A structured note with HPI, exam, ED course, and disposition is ready in seconds, not at end of shift.
4
Review, code, and hand off
Confirm ICD-10 codes, finalise the note, and produce a clean handover or discharge summary.
Use cases
How Emergency Medicine teams use Notat
Triage and rapid assessment
Capture presenting complaint and initial findings fast, even at high patient turnover.
Resuscitation documentation
Time-stamped interventions and decisions, captured in real time when there is no chance to type.
Discharge instructions
Clear, structured discharge advice and safety-netting generated from the encounter.
Handover and admission
Produce a crisp ED course summary for the admitting team or next shift in seconds.
Why Notat
Built for Emergency Medicine
Keeps pace with the department
Notes are done between patients, not stacked up for the end of a brutal shift.
Real-time resus capture
Document interventions and timing hands-free when every second is on the patient.
Disposition and coding ready
ED course and ICD-10 codes are structured to support billing and clean handover.
Safer handovers
Consistent, complete summaries cut the information loss that happens at shift change.
Notes done between patients.
See how emergency physicians use Notat to document at the pace of the department, triage to disposition. Book a demo today.