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From Scribe to Final Note
A360 Notes receives structured and cleaned consult data from Scribe and organizes it into clinical record sections. The result is a clear, editable draft that reduces missed details and eliminates manual rewriting.
Uses Scribe's structured output
Organizes into note sections
Creates an editable draft
Produces a consistent final note
Practice-Standard Language, Every Time
Notes applies practice conventions so documentation matches how your clinic actually documents care. It uses standardized language and correct service naming to keep notes consistent provider to provider.
Applies practice conventions
Uses preferred terminology
Standardizes service names
Improves provider consistency
Provider-Controlled and EMR-Ready
The provider stays in control. Notes produces a structured document that can be edited, refined, expanded, and signed off—then finalized for the patient chart or EMR.
Provider reviews and edits
Prevents missing details
Finalize and sign off
Copy, export, or sync*
Specific documentation features that support operations and compliance
Structured Note Draft
Turns Scribe output into a clean, organized clinical note draft.
No New Clinical Content
Does not invent, rewrite, or make treatment decisions.
Practice Conventions Applied
Uses preferred terminology, formatting, and standardized phrasing.
Editable Provider Workflow
Provider can edit, refine, expand, and sign off.
Section-Level Organization
Places information into common documentation sections.
EMR-Ready Output
Final note prepared for chart storage; copy/export/sync based on integration.
Your Questions Answered
What is A360 Notes?
A360 Notes turns the structured output from Scribe into a final clinical note that reflects what actually happened in the consultation.
Does A360 Notes make treatment decisions?
No. Notes is not a decision-making system. It does not generate new clinical content or change what occurred in the consult.
What does A360 Notes do, specifically?
It receives structured data from Scribe, organizes it into clinical record sections, applies practice conventions, and produces an editable draft for provider review and finalization.
What kinds of content can Notes include?
Notes can include patient concerns, provider observations, expectations, decisions and next steps, and risk/benefit discussions if they were mentioned during the visit.
How does Notes stay consistent across providers?
Notes applies practice conventions—preferred terminology, standardized anatomy language, consistent treatment naming, and correct service names—so documentation is consistent provider to provider.
Can providers edit the note before it's final?
Yes. Providers can edit, refine, expand, update, and sign off. Notes supports finalization without forcing a rigid style.
Is the final note compatible with EMRs?
Yes. Once finalized, the note can be copied, exported, synced (depending on integration), or stored as part of the patient's A360 record.
How does Notes relate to Scribe?
Notes depends entirely on Scribe. It does not interpret raw audio. It uses structured data already processed and understood by Scribe.
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