Radiology

Ambient documentation for the human moments in radiology

Multidisciplinary rounds, IR consents, patient result discussions — ScribeMDPro captures the conversational side of imaging.

Radiology reads are dictated into PACS-integrated tools that already do that job well — ScribeMDPro does not replace those. Where radiologists (and increasingly interventional radiologists) benefit from ambient documentation is in the conversational side of the specialty: multidisciplinary tumor board discussion, image-guided procedure consents, patient-facing result conversations after screening exams, and the growing outpatient practice of interventional radiology. The model was tuned to capture case discussion accurately, distinguish opinion from consensus in tumor board, and preserve the informed consent narrative that image-guided procedures require.

Documentation challenges we solve

  • Tumor board and MDT discussions produce dense, opinion-rich narratives that are painful to summarize by hand
  • Interventional radiology consents must document risks, benefits, and alternatives specifically
  • Patient-facing result conversations (breast screening, incidental findings) need documentation for continuity
  • Case-review documentation is often skipped entirely due to time pressure

What clinicians gain

  • MDT/tumor board notes structured by case, with attributed contributions
  • IR consent narrative captured verbatim, with structured risk/benefit fields
  • Result-disclosure conversations preserved for follow-up and continuity
  • Frees the radiologist from typing while participating in complex clinical discussion

How it works

  1. Step 1
    Start ambient capture

    Open ScribeMDPro before the radiology consultation encounter and start recording — the patient never has to talk to a device.

  2. Step 2
    Focus on the patient

    Conduct your normal history and exam. Speak naturally in tumor board or during a pre-procedure interview — the note is drafted from the conversation.

  3. Step 3
    Auto-drafted note

    A structured SOAP note appears seconds after the visit ends, formatted for your specialty.

  4. Step 4
    Review, sign, export

    Edit inline, copy to your EMR, download as PDF, or push through supported integrations.

Example SOAP output

Pre-procedure consult: 58yo M for CT-guided lung biopsy of 2.1cm RUL nodule. Discussed procedure, pneumothorax risk (~15%), bleeding, need for post-procedure chest x-ray. Patient understands and consents. Anticoagulation held 5 days per protocol.
A: Suitable for outpatient CT-guided biopsy.
P: Proceed with biopsy. Post-procedure observation with 2h delayed CXR.

Illustrative only. Clinicians retain final responsibility for the record.

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace my PACS-integrated dictation tool?

No. ScribeMDPro complements PACS dictation by handling the conversational encounters — consents, MDT, patient-facing discussion — not the read itself.

Can it document tumor board?

Yes. Case-by-case structure with attributed contributions is a core template for MDT documentation.

What about IR outpatient clinic?

IR clinic is a strong use case — consents and follow-up visits are drafted the same way as any other outpatient specialty.

Is patient audio retained?

Audio can be retained or discarded per your clinic policy. See our security page for details.

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