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Medical dictation built for Infectious Disease

Komodo Voice (Deepgram-powered) picks up clinical vocabulary out of the box. Add real Infectious Disease smart phrases on top, and dictate the way Infectious Disease documentation actually reads.

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  • infection cultures drawn mdm: Cultures obtained prior to antimicrobial initiation where feasible including [blood / urine / wound / sputum / CSF] cultures. Results pending. Empiric therapy started; plan to narrow coverage based on culture data and sensitivities.
  • infection viral suspected mdm: Presentation most consistent with viral illness based on symptom constellation, exam, and absence of bacterial indicators. Supportive care appropriate. Antibiotics not indicated. Duration and expected recovery timeline discussed.
  • infection improving mdm: Clinical infection improving on current antimicrobial management. Fever resolving, vital signs normalizing, and clinical symptoms improving. No signs of progression or complication. De-escalation of therapy considered as culture data becomes available.
  • infection bacterial low suspicion mdm: Low clinical suspicion for bacterial infection on presentation, examination, and available data. No fever, localizing symptoms, elevated WBC, or elevated inflammatory markers suggesting significant bacterial infection. Antibiotic therapy not indicated at this time.
  • infection no antibiotics mdm: Antibiotic therapy not clearly indicated on current evaluation. Infection less likely bacterial in nature; risks of unnecessary antimicrobials including resistance and adverse effects discussed with patient. Alternative management established with close monitoring.

Note types you'll draft

Built around real Infectious Disease documentation

  • Medical decision-making (MDM)
  • Assessment & plan
  • Presentation & clinical course
  • Discharge instructions

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