For patients
You have ten minutes with the doctor and you remember about half of it. Dr Scribble™ turns the consultation into a summary you can actually read, in your language, kept in a vault that you open and you share. And it puts what a paramedic would need behind a code that works when you cannot speak.
Yours to keep
Your medical history is scattered. A file at one practice, a letter from a specialist you saw once, a set of results you were told about over the phone. When you change doctors, move city, or arrive somewhere nobody knows you, almost none of it travels with you.
Dr Scribble™ builds the record as the consultation happens, then puts a copy in a vault that belongs to you. Not a folder in a practice you have left. Yours, on your phone, in words you can follow, ready to hand to the next person who needs to understand your history.
What was said, captured in the room.
In plain words, in your language.
Yours to open, yours to share.
Why patients ask for it
Emergency ScribeScan puts your blood type, allergies, medicines and next of kin behind a code that can be scanned without a login. Carry it on your phone, in your wallet, and inside your car, where a responder at a crash scene is already looking.
The summary is written to be understood, not filed. What was discussed, what was decided, what happens next.
Your summary can be read in the language you actually think in, so understanding your own health does not depend on your English.
Every summary can be listened to. For anyone who reads slowly, reads with difficulty, or would simply rather hear it.
Heard, not just read
A summary of the consultation, written to be read by the person it is about. Choose a language. Listen to it if you would rather.
You came in about a rash on both hands that started roughly two weeks ago, after you changed the cleaning product you use at work.
The rash looks like a reaction to something your skin is touching, rather than an infection. We are going to treat the irritation and take away the likely cause.
Use the cream twice a day for ten days. Wear gloves for the cleaning work. If it has not settled in two weeks, or if it spreads or starts weeping, come back sooner.
U het ingekom oor 'n uitslag op albei hande wat ongeveer twee weke gelede begin het, nadat u die skoonmaakmiddel by die werk verander het.
Die uitslag lyk na 'n reaksie op iets wat u vel aanraak, eerder as 'n infeksie. Ons gaan die irritasie behandel en die waarskynlike oorsaak wegneem.
Gebruik die room twee keer per dag vir tien dae. Dra handskoene vir die skoonmaakwerk. As dit nie binne twee weke bedaar nie, of as dit versprei, kom vroeër terug.
Uze ngenxa yokuqubuka ezandleni zombili okuqale cishe emasontweni amabili edlule, emva kokushintsha into oyisebenzisayo yokuhlanza emsebenzini.
Ukuqubuka kubukeka njengokusabela kwento isikhumba sakho esithintana nayo, hhayi ukutheleleka. Sizokwelapha ukucasuka bese sisusa imbangela.
Sebenzisa amafutha kabili ngosuku izinsuku eziyishumi. Gqoka amagilavu lapho uhlanza. Uma kungapholi emasontweni amabili, noma kusabalala, buya masinyane.
Sample content, shown to illustrate the format. Your own summary is drafted from your own consultation and reviewed by your practitioner.
When they cannot ask you
If you are unconscious, confused, or far from anyone who knows your history, the things that matter most are simple. What you are allergic to. What you already take. Who to phone.
Emergency ScribeScan holds exactly that behind a scannable code, reachable without a login, so it can be read by whoever reaches you first. It is the modern version of the engraved bracelet, and it carries more than a bracelet ever could.
ScribeScan makes this information reachable. It does not replace telling a treating practitioner about your history where you are able to.
Emergency ScribeScan
Next time you are in the room
Dr Scribble™ reaches you through your doctor, so the shortest route is to ask at your next appointment. You do not need to explain the whole thing. One sentence is enough.
"Do you use Dr Scribble™? I want my consultation summary and an emergency code I can carry."
If your practice does not use it yet, send them the page written for practitioners. That is the version that answers their questions.