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User Guide

Editing an EMR

Editing a SOAP note, verifying it, and what changes once a record is final.

Doctor

An AI draft nearly always needs a touch. This page covers how to edit it and what verifying means.

Before you start

  • The record has finished processing. See Creating a New EMR.
  • You own the record, or have access to it through an organization.

Opening a record

Open a recording from the Medical Records list on the home screen. Its status sits under the patient's name.

Medical record detail showing a Draft Unverified status, audio player, EMR and Transcript tabs, and Edit EMR and Verify buttons
A Draft - Unverified status means you have not signed off on the content.

Editing the note

Press Edit EMR. The note turns into a formatted text editor.

EMR editor with a toolbar offering headings, bold, italic, strikethrough, lists, quotes and code, plus Cancel and Save buttons
The toolbar gives you headings, emphasis, lists, and quotes.

Correct what needs correcting. Any section can be changed — Subjective, Objective, Assessment, or Plan.

Press Save. To back out without saving, press Cancel.

Keep the citations while editing

Markers such as [s4] tie a statement to the part of the transcript behind it. Delete a marker and that trail is lost — move it with its sentence rather than dropping it.

Verifying

Verify is your statement that you have read the note and it is correct. Until then the record is Draft - Unverified, meaning the content is still AI output you have not signed off.

Verify once:

  • The whole SOAP note has been read, not just the Assessment.
  • Anything doubtful has been checked against the audio or transcript.
  • The suggested ICD-10 codes have been reviewed.

Verifying is a clinical act, not just a button. A verified record is a document you are accountable for.

What editing does not change

  • The transcript is not edited with it. It records what was said, and it stays that way.
  • The audio is untouched, so your edits can always be compared against the source.
  • The original language of the record is still stored, even if you edit through a translated view. See EMR Translation.

If something goes wrong

SymptomMost common cause
No Edit EMR buttonThe record belongs to another doctor, or is not shared with you
Changes did not saveSave was not pressed, or the connection dropped while saving
Citations disappeared after editingThe [sX] markers were removed along with the replaced text
The content revertedThe editor was closed with Cancel rather than Save

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