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Documentation

Draft a clinical note

Try a visit-note template with a made-up case before using patient records.

Start with: Heidi

Try it step by step — Draft a clinical note
Why this tool?

Clinical scribes structure the encounter into a visit note. Fathom can capture the conversation too; compare clinical formatting, omissions and correction time on the same fictional visit.

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Build & automate

Build a care map

Bring the history, goals and next steps together. Practice with Maya’s fictional case.

Start with: Codex

Try it step by step — Build a care map
Why this tool?

Give the tool Maya’s fictional packet. Open the result and compare every factual statement with a source before adding new context.

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Practice ops

Summarize a meeting

Keep the decisions, who’s doing what and what needs follow-up.

Start with: Fathom

Choose a prompt — Summarize a meeting
Why this tool?

Use a meeting assistant for decisions, owners and action items. Fathom’s free account has recording and transcripts, with an incorporated BAA when HIPAA applies; check sharing and recording consent. Clinical-note review is a separate task.

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Build & automate

Build a small tool

Try a referral checklist, intake form or visit-prep tool with made-up information.

Start with: Codex

Try it step by step — Build a small tool
Why this tool?

Hillary’s first choice: give Codex a brief for a referral checklist or visit-prep tool. Build with fictional inputs, inspect the output and test what happens when information is missing.

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Build & automate

Automate a repeat task

Tidy a spreadsheet or repeat a weekly admin task. Check a sample by hand first.

Start with: Codex

Choose a prompt — Automate a repeat task
Why this tool?

Ask Codex to normalize a fictional CSV, flag missing fields and write a new output. Compare it with a hand-checked example before scheduling the task.

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