Dr. Vita clinician demo

Run a sample daily-use ambient scribe workflow for draft SOAP and referral-letter outputs.

Dr. Vita processes sample clinician-controlled encounter audio or text in this public demo, separates doctor and patient speech, handles multilingual examples, and drafts a note for clinician review. Doctor flow: start recording, talk naturally, review the SOAP draft, generate a referral letter, then copy or export only after review.

Browser-basedNo installDaily-use clinician scribe surfaceDemo ambient recordingDoctor/patient speech separationEditable speaker labelsUrdu, Spanish, Arabic, UkrainianSOAP defaultCustom templatesReferral lettersCanada / PHIPA-ready deployment-review planning, not certificationClinician review required
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Public demo uses sample data only. Do not enter real patient names, identifiers, personal health information, U.S. HIPAA PHI/ePHI where applicable, Canadian personal health information, or real encounter audio.

What the doctor gets
Start recording, then review the draft note
SOAP default
Draft note for review
Subjective
Editable draft pulled from the recorded visit.
Objective
Editable draft pulled from the recorded visit.
Assessment
Editable draft pulled from the recorded visit.
Plan
Editable draft pulled from the recorded visit.
Referral letter

Drafts a referral letter from scribed visit text for clinician review, including reason for referral, clinical summary, findings, requested action wording, and signature.

Draft support only. Clinician review required before use.

Dr. Vita does not replace clinical judgment. Notes, referral letters, and review prompts remain draft-only until a licensed clinician reviews and approves them. Patient intake is separate from this clinician scribe workflow.

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Choose the workflow first. Detailed mode behavior is available if you want to compare.

Start a visit

Record the encounter, then review the draft SOAP note and referral letter.

Ready
Timer
00:00
Template
SOAP
Visit status
Record + Draft Note

Live transcript

Speaker labels, original language, and translation remain visible for clinician review.

Supervising doctor00:08 · English

What brings you in today?

Patient00:16 · English

I have had chest pain for three days. It gets worse when I walk upstairs.

Patient, Urdu00:24 · Urdu

مجھے تین دن سے سینے میں درد ہے

Translation
Patient reports chest pain for three days.
Patient, Spanish00:31 · Spanish

Me falta un poco el aire cuando camino rápido.

Translation
Patient reports mild shortness of breath when walking quickly.
Patient, Arabic00:34 · Arabic

الألم يزيد عندما أصعد الدرج

Translation
Patient reports the pain worsens when climbing stairs.
Patient, Ukrainian00:38 · Ukrainian

У мене немає непритомності, але є легка задишка.

Translation
Patient reports no fainting, but mild shortness of breath.
Supervising doctor00:46 · English

Any shortness of breath, fainting, sweating, nausea, or pain going to the arm or jaw?

Patient00:58 · English

A little shortness of breath, no fainting. I take metformin. I am allergic to penicillin.

Dr. Vita01:12 · English

I captured chest pain for three days with exertional worsening and mild shortness of breath. Allergy status and one medication are documented for clinician review.

Draft note for review

SOAP note, referral letter, patient summary, draft follow-up considerations, and checklist are draft-only until reviewed and approved by a licensed clinician.

Draft only — clinician review required.

Record licensed clinician review before copying, exporting, or saving this draft.

Final approval checklist

  • Patient examined or directly evaluated
  • Patient facts, transcript, objective data, and captured evidence verified
  • Evidence sources, source dates, patient fit, and limitations reviewed
  • Local protocol and jurisdiction-specific guidance verified
  • Medication, allergy, contraindication, interaction, and dosing context reviewed
  • Clinician owns disposition, treatment, orders, and patient-facing instructions

Subjective

  • Patient reports chest pain for three days, worse with exertion such as walking upstairs.
  • Associated mild shortness of breath. Patient denies fainting in captured history.
  • Medication captured: metformin. Allergy captured: penicillin; reaction not yet clarified.

Objective

  • Ambient demo transcript only. No vitals, exam findings, ECG, or lab results captured.
  • Speaker labels and non-English statement preserved for review.

Assessment

  • Chest pain with exertional worsening and mild shortness of breath. Draft only; clinician review required.
  • Potential considerations include cardiac, pulmonary, GI, and musculoskeletal etiologies.

Plan

  • Clinician to complete focused chest pain evaluation and red-flag review.
  • Confirm full medication list, allergy reaction, vitals, ECG/lab findings, and disposition.
  • Add follow-up timing and return precautions after clinician decision.

Clinician-review consult-support draft

Combines safety triage, source-verification status, and a draft assessment for doctor supervision.

Consult directive
Continue supervised intake

After Start, Dr. Vita may auto-advance scripted intake prompts only while a licensed clinician is actively supervising and able to click Stop, Pause Dr. Vita, or Clinician takeover. The clinician remains responsible for any diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, disposition, or patient instructions.

Next supervised actionsIntake can continueAssessment draft available for clinician review
  • Auto-advance one supervised scripted intake prompt at a time until the clinician clicks Stop, Pause Dr. Vita, or Clinician takeover.
Physician handoff

Continue clinician-supervised auto-advance intake

Draft only

Current encounter requires clinician-supervised history, objective data review, and draft-only assessment support.

Dr. Vita can auto-advance scripted intake prompts under active clinician supervision until Stop, Pause Dr. Vita, or Clinician takeover; objective data and clinician review are still required before draft use.

Top concerns
  • Must-not-miss concerns remain clinician-reviewed.
Key questions
  • Clarify chief complaint, timeline, severity, red flags, medications, allergies, and relevant history.
Supervisor actions
  • Review current patient stability, vital signs, and any red flags before approving assessment or disposition.
Evidence anchor

Evidence status not available in the current packet. Clinician must verify current guidance and local protocol.

Evidence provenance
  • Sample source set: 3 accepted source candidate(s) for clinician verification, 3 retrieved live source(s).
  • Recency check: 0 current, 0 stale, 0 undated source(s).
  • Guidance coverage: 0 clinician-actionable source(s), 0 primary or peer-reviewed source(s).
  • Clinician must verify newer guidance, source relevance, patient fit, and local protocol before final use.
Requires doctor review before
Using clinician-approved assessment wording in careMedication or follow-up consideration language before clinical useOrder or medication-change draft language before clinical useDisposition or transfer decisionPatient-facing instructions or safety-net advice

Dr. Vita may auto-advance scripted intake prompts only while the licensed clinician is actively supervising and able to Stop, Pause, or Takeover; the clinician remains responsible for examination, diagnosis, treatment, disposition, and patient communication.

Physician-grade consult standard

Supervised clinician-review consult standard

1 blocking domain, 1 doctor-review domain.

Approximate a clinician-review consult workflow while keeping every clinical output under licensed clinician supervision.

Current assessment support must use retrieved authoritative live sources when available; fallback or unverified evidence requires clinician source verification.

Licensed supervision and scope
Needs Doctor Review

Clinician supervision must remain active.

Action: Confirm a licensed clinician remains present while Dr. Vita advances intake and reviews and approves all clinical outputs.

Current evidence search and source traceability
Blocking

Live authoritative evidence has not been verified in the current packet.

Action: Verify current authoritative guidance, source dates, patient fit, and local protocol.

After Start, Dr. Vita may auto-advance scripted intake prompts within active licensed-clinician supervision until Stop, Pause Dr. Vita, or Clinician takeover. The supervising clinician must independently examine the patient, verify sources and local protocol, and approve final clinical use.

Quality gates before final use

Needs Doctor Verification

Limited

Evidence status not available in the current packet. Clinician must verify current sources and local protocol before use.

Evidence readiness
Failed
Clinician verifies

Evidence readiness failed: evidence status is not available in the current packet.

  • Evidence status is not available in the current packet.
Evidence triangulation
Needs Doctor Review
Independent sources

Independent evidence triangulation is not available in the current packet.

Accepted
0
Retrieved
0
Publishers
0
Clinician-reviewable current sources
0
Required
1
  • Independent source triangulation is not available in the current packet.

High-stakes final use requires enough current independent clinician-reviewable sources, excluding patient education, trial registries, news, and press. The supervising clinician must still verify source dates, patient fit, and local protocol.

Physician review rubric
1 blocking gate, 1 doctor-review gate. Do not finalize until blocking gates are resolved.
Current evidence and source verification
Blocking

Evidence status is not available in the current packet.

Action: Clinician verifies current guidance source candidates and local protocol before final use.

Licensed clinician supervision
Needs Doctor Review

Clinician supervision must remain active.

Action: Confirm a licensed clinician reviews and approves all outputs.

Final-use blockers
  • Clinician must verify evidence sources, source dates, and local protocol before use.
  • Before any clinical use, the supervising clinician must make and approve any diagnosis, treatment, disposition, or patient-facing instructions.
Objective data needed
Vitals and hemodynamic statusFocused cardiovascular and pulmonary examECG and troponin strategy if clinically indicatedCardiac risk factors and prior cardiac historyFull medication list, anticoagulants, allergy reaction, and relevant comorbiditiesMedication dosing or treatment-pathway context before any prescription, order, route, frequency, duration, monitoring, or local protocol language
Conflicting or unverified facts
  • No contradictions flagged in this packet.
Doctor review required before
Using clinician-approved assessment wording in careMedication or follow-up consideration language before clinical useOrder or medication-change draft language before clinical useDisposition or transfer decisionPatient-facing instructions or safety-net advice
Sample assessmenturgentSample evidence3 source candidate(s) for review

Problem representation

Adult demo patient with three days of exertional chest pain and mild shortness of breath, with limited objective data captured so far.

Acuity rationale

Exertional chest pain with dyspnea is potentially high risk until clinician review of vitals, exam, ECG, troponin strategy, and local pathway is complete.

Must-not-miss considerations for clinician review
  • Acute coronary syndrome
  • Pulmonary embolism
  • Aortic syndrome when pain features or risk factors suggest it
  • Pneumonia or pneumothorax when pulmonary findings are present
Next questions
  • Is the pain present right now, and what is the severity from 0 to 10?
  • Does it radiate to the arm, jaw, back, or shoulder?
  • Any sweating, nausea, syncope, palpitations, cough, fever, leg swelling, recent surgery, travel, or clot history?
  • What cardiac risk factors, prior cardiac testing, medications, allergies, and anticoagulant use are known?
Escalate immediately if
  • Current or worsening chest pain
  • Syncope, severe shortness of breath, diaphoresis, or hemodynamic instability
  • Abnormal ECG, concerning troponin pattern, or clinician concern
  • Neurologic deficit, tearing pain to back, or severe unequal pulses when present
Evidence cautions
  • Use current local chest pain pathway and clinician judgment before disposition.
  • Evidence summaries do not replace objective testing, bedside assessment, or local protocol.

Acute coronary syndrome

Supporting
  • Chest pain worsens with exertion
  • Mild shortness of breath reported
Missing or refuting
  • No ECG, troponin, vitals, exam, or complete cardiac risk profile captured
Clinician action

Clinician to review objective data and local chest pain pathway before disposition.

Pulmonary embolism

Supporting
  • Chest pain and dyspnea can overlap with PE
Missing or refuting
  • No pleuritic quality, leg symptoms, travel, surgery, pregnancy, cancer history, or vitals captured
Clinician action

Clarify risk factors and apply clinician-approved local pathway if concern persists.

Musculoskeletal or gastrointestinal cause

Supporting
  • Three-day duration can overlap with non-cardiac etiologies
Missing or refuting
  • Exertional worsening and dyspnea require higher-risk causes to be reviewed first
Clinician action

Consider only after clinician review makes immediately dangerous causes less likely.

Missing data
  • Vitals and hemodynamic status
  • Focused cardiovascular and pulmonary exam
  • ECG and troponin strategy if clinically indicated
  • Cardiac risk factors and prior cardiac history
  • Full medication list, anticoagulants, allergy reaction, and relevant comorbidities
  • Medication dosing or treatment-pathway context before any prescription, order, route, frequency, duration, monitoring, or local protocol language
Exam and workup considerations
  • Review vitals, appearance, cardiopulmonary exam, perfusion, and oxygenation.
  • Consider ECG and troponin strategy according to clinician judgment and local protocol.
  • Consider chest imaging or PE pathway only when history/exam/risk factors support it.
Disposition considerations
  • Do not discharge from transcript alone.
  • Escalate immediately for ongoing pain, abnormal vitals, syncope, abnormal ECG, concerning troponin, or clinician concern.
  • Final disposition requires licensed clinician assessment and local pathway review.
Clinician signoff checklist
Reviewed transcript and speaker labels
Reviewed evidence sources and local protocol
Verified red flags and must-not-miss diagnoses
Verified medication dosing, contraindications, treatment pathway, and local protocol before any order or prescription language
Reviewed objective data and final assessment
Approved final plan, disposition, and patient instructions

Draft physician-consult support only. A licensed clinician must independently assess the patient and approve the final assessment and plan.

Evidence check

Search guidance source candidates for clinician verification and assessment support.

Clinician source verification required

Sample curated evidence is shown until live source search succeeds and the clinician verifies source quality.

Verify: Live evidence was not verified; current status is sample.
Verify: Retrieved live-source provenance is missing.
Verify: Live search did not succeed; status is not_configured.
Review: Source relevance needs clinician review.
Review: Local protocol or jurisdiction-specific guidance must still be reviewed.
Sample evidenceSample3 source candidate(s) for reviewFreshness: Fallback Not LiveProvenance: Curated FallbackRelevance: Fallback Not LiveGuidance coverage: Fallback Not LiveLocal fit: Fallback Not Live

Source check: Live source search is not configured; sample curated evidence is shown for clinician verification. 3 accepted curated source candidate(s) are available for review. Clinician must verify dates, patient fit, source relevance, guidance coverage, and local protocol before use.

For clinician consult readiness, accepted sources should include clinician-actionable guidance, a specialty society or government clinical guideline/policy/recommendation, or primary/peer-reviewed literature. Patient education pages alone are not enough for supervised consult readiness.

Local protocol review is still required for this consult. Clinician must verify local/provincial guidance and site protocol before final use.

Sample demo evidence is shown until live guidance search runs.

Live search status: Not Configured

Sample curated evidence is shown until live source search succeeds and the clinician verifies source quality.

Action: Run latest guidance search before using this panel for real clinician review.

Prefer at least one current source reviewed or published within 5 years. Stale or undated sources can support a draft only when the clinician verifies newer guidance, local protocol, and patient fit. Current: 0; stale: 0; undated: 0.

Chest pain with exertional worsening and mild shortness of breath

Sample evidence check: adult chest pain with exertional features should be treated as a clinician-review-required risk assessment problem, not a chatbot diagnosis. Verify red flags, objective data, ECG/labs, and disposition before finalizing the note.

Assessment support
  • Consider acute coronary syndrome in the differential until objective assessment makes this less likely.
  • Document timing, exertional component, radiation, severity, associated dyspnea, diaphoresis, syncope, nausea, and risk factors.
  • Do not finalize a disposition from transcript alone; clinician review of vitals, exam, ECG, troponin strategy, and local pathway is required.
Red flags for clinician review
  • Ongoing or worsening chest pain or pressure
  • Shortness of breath, syncope, diaphoresis, nausea, jaw/arm/back radiation
  • Hemodynamic instability, abnormal ECG, concerning troponin, or high-risk history
Questions to ask
  • When exactly did the pain start, and has it changed?
  • Does it occur with exertion and improve with rest?
  • Any radiation to jaw, arm, back, or shoulder?
  • Any shortness of breath, syncope, sweating, nausea, fever, leg swelling, or recent travel?
  • What cardiac risk factors, medications, allergies, and prior cardiac history are present?
Sources for clinician review
2021 AHA/ACC/ASE/CHEST/SAEM/SCCT/SCMR Guideline for the Evaluation and Diagnosis of Chest Pain
American College of Cardiology / American Heart Association · 2021
About Heart Attack Symptoms, Risk, and Recovery
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · Reviewed by CDC
Clinical Decision Support Software Guidance
U.S. Food and Drug Administration · Final guidance issued September 2022; verify current FDA page before clinical use.

Evidence check is draft support only. A licensed clinician must independently review the patient, source basis, and final plan.

Review prompts

Optional reminders to help complete the note. Not a diagnosis.

Clinician review required
Review prompts are off for this workflow.

Choose Live Suggestions to show missing information, red flags for clinician review, and documentation gaps while recording.

Templates

Start with SOAP by default, then customize templates for your specialty or clinic workflow.

SOAP
Subjective, objective, assessment, plan
H&P
History and physical structure
Follow-up
Interval history and plan updates
Custom
Configurable clinic template
Referral Letter
Referral draft from scribed visit details

Privacy and language

Canada / PHIPA-ready deployment-review planning is available for production review, including Canadian hosting option scoping, configurable retention, subprocessor disclosure, encrypted transport requirements, role-based access, audit logs, required clinician review, and language validation planning for Urdu, Spanish, Arabic, Ukrainian, and English. Public demo sample data only. PHIPA/HIPAA deployment-review materials are not certification, a compliance statement, or legal advice; compliance depends on customer-specific hosting, retention, subprocessors, agreements, applicable PHIPA and provincial privacy role mapping, access model, audit logging, and clinic policies.

EnglishUrduSpanishArabicUkrainian
Browser-based
No native install
Auto-detects language
Preserves original patient wording
Generates an English clinical note draft
Public demo sample data only
Daily-use clinician scribe surface
Canada / PHIPA-ready deployment-review planning, not certification
Canadian hosting option
Configurable retention
Subprocessor disclosure
Encrypted transport
Role-based access
Audit logs
This is a documentation and clinical-support demo. Clinicians must review and approve all generated notes, letters, and review prompts before use. Do not use real patient data in the public demo.