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Everything a SA consultation needs, from a single take

SOAP, sick note, prescription, patient handout and ICD-10 codes are drafted in parallel from the same recording. Referrals and labs are next on the roadmap.

SOAP Note
AI Generated24s
SPersistent cough x5 days, productive yellow sputum...
OBP 128/82 | HR 88 | Temp 38.2°C
ACommunity-acquired pneumonia (J18.9)
PAmoxicillin 500mg TDS x7d. CXR.

SOAP note

Structured clinical documentation with confidence scoring and hallucination detection.

Medical Certificate
Dr. K. Pretorius
MP0123456 · 14 Main Road, Sandton
Medical Certificate
Patient:N. Mthembu
ID:82010•••••••
Date:25 Feb 2026
Diagnosis
Community-acquired pneumonia
Off work:25 to 27 Feb (3 days)
Digitally signed
QR Verified

Sick note

HPCSA Rule 16 medical certificate with practice letterhead. Every note is kept in a searchable registry — employer verification is one search away.

e-Prescription
Digital Prescription
EMGuidance
Amoxicillin 500mg capsules
Take 1 capsule 3 times daily for 7 days
Qty: 21•Repeats: 0
Paracetamol 500mg tablets
Take 2 tablets every 6 hours as needed for pain
Qty: 24•Repeats: 0
Sent to patient’s pharmacy
AES digitally signed

Digital prescription

EMGuidance

AES-signed e-scripts via EMGuidance, sent to your patient’s pharmacy.

Patient Instructions
Your Visit Summary
Your Medication
Amoxicillin 500mg, 3 times daily for 7 days
Paracetamol 1g, every 6 hours for pain/fever
Warning Signs
• Difficulty breathing or chest pain
• Fever above 39°C for more than 2 days
• Coughing up blood
Written at a simple reading level for patient understanding

Patient instructions

Grade 6 reading-level handout with medications and warning signs.

ICD-10 Codes
Suggested CodesAI-Suggested
J18.9Pneumonia, unspecified organism
R50.9Fever, unspecified
R05Cough
Cross-referenced with clinical notes

ICD-10 codes

Diagnosis code suggestions formatted for South African medical-aid billing.

Coming soon
Referral Letter
To: Dr. A. Moosa, Pulmonologist
From: Dr. K. Pretorius, GP
Date: 25 Feb 2026
Re: N. Mthembu (F, 42y)
Situation
Persistent productive cough, fever x5 days
Background
HTN, T2DM. Penicillin allergy.
Assessment
CAP (J18.9), TB to exclude
Recommendation
Specialist review requested

Referral letter

Professional referral with clinical summary and SBAR format, ready to send to the specialist.

Coming soon

Labs & imaging

Order labs and imaging with structured indications. Result tracking and patient delivery built in.

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