Draft the operative note, then edit it
After a long case I still have to write a clear, complete operative note from scratch.
Small simulated evaluation De-identified text only Individual access available
Source check: 2026-11-11 · Physician review: not yet recorded
The workflow
- For a first test, use fictional or appropriately de-identified content. For identifiable clinical records, use a workspace covered by your organization’s patient-data agreement; removing names alone is insufficient.
- Write the key steps of the procedure in your own words, with no patient identifiers.
- Ask the AI to turn them into a draft in your usual operative note layout.
- Add anything it left out and delete anything it padded or invented.
- Paste the edited text into the chart and add patient details only there, never in the chatbot.
- Sign only after you have read every line.
Tools and cost
USD unless stated otherwise. Billing periods and eligibility matter. A tool listed here was not necessarily tested in the cited study.
Individual self-service
Consumer Free is separate from the BAA-eligible clinician workspace.
What the evidence supports
Ten blinded ENT surgeons rated 20 notes for five public procedures. They approved 79% of surgeon-plus-AI notes as written versus 23% of AI-only notes.
Primary study abstract; full-text details not independently verified · Read the source ↗
Where it goes wrong
This was a small simulated documentation evaluation, not a trial in live surgery. A suggested current tool is not necessarily the studied model. Confirm every procedure detail yourself.