Get Your Notes Done
Clinical AI prompts that help adapt AI scribe output to your documentation style. Review every generated note before use.
The Problem We Solve
AI scribes capture the conversation well, but their default notes are written to satisfy everyone, so they rarely sound like you. A few well-built prompts, either instructions given to the scribe itself or an editor prompt run on its draft, close most of that gap.
How It Works
1. Capture
Record patient encounter using your AI scribe or EMR tool.
2. Input
Use the default verbose output of your scribe tool.
3. Transform
Use a prompt to change it to match your exact preferences.
4. Result
Get a concise, formatted note ready for the chart.
Use the prompt features already in your tools, such as Epic Art Memories, Epic's in-chart text generation, or DAX custom instructions, to get more consistent notes that match your preferences.
Coming soon
Charting with Epic Art and Memories
A first-hand look at Epic's ambient scribe and its Memories, plus how they differ from the editor prompts in the library.
Three Essential Clinical Prompts
Assessment & Plan Formatting
Converts verbose paragraphs into concise, problem-oriented documentation that matches your exact clinical style.
Medical Decision Making & Billing
Walks through MDM complexity and suggests an E&M level with its reasoning, for you to verify.
After-Visit Summaries
Generates patient-friendly instructions and follow-up plans that improve comprehension and compliance.
New to AI Scribes?
If you are already using an AI scribe or just simply curious to find out more, start here. Learn essential best practices for getting accurate documentation, avoiding common errors, and building confidence with AI-generated notes.
AI Scribe Best Practices
Master the fundamentals: verbal consent, end-of-visit recaps, a staged learning approach to getting comfortable with a new way of doing things, and the "reviewer mindset" that ensures clinical accuracy.
Read AI Scribe Best Practices →Core Documentation Principles
1. Examples Drive Quality
Providing 3-5 examples of your preferred output format produces superior results compared to lengthy instructions.
2. Conciseness Improves Efficiency
Brief, scannable notes reduce review time and minimize editing requirements for busy clinicians.
3. Modular Design Ensures Reliability
Dedicated prompts for specific tasks outperform multi-purpose solutions and reduce errors.
Learn Prompt Engineering Through Practice
Master AI-assisted clinical documentation with our interactive course. Write real prompts, review AI output, and build skills through hands-on practice.
Hands-On Exercises
4 modules, 12 exercises, ~4 hours. Write prompts, run them in your own AI assistant, and compare with example solutions.
Clinical Cases
Practice with de-identified patient scenarios across multiple specialties. Learn safety, quality, and best practices.
No sign up required • Complete at your own pace • Immediately practical
Tools for Building Your Own Prompts
Quick Start A&P Builder
Answer a few questions to assemble a structured Assessment & Plan prompt.
Prompt Remix
Start from a library prompt and swap in your own examples and preferences.
Prompt Manager
Save and organize the prompts you use, right in your browser.
Dot Phrase Library
Smart phrases for common clinical scenarios, plus a builder for your own.
Repertoire: Note Templates
Organize, assemble, and maintain reusable clinical note templates in an editable browser workspace. A separate project from the same creator.
A&P Style Guide
See the same visit written in different A&P styles to pick the one closest to yours.
Looking for the older productivity and visualization tools? They're on the Legacy Side Projects page.
Get Occasional Updates
New prompts, Epic Art Memories, and write-ups, sent only when there's something worth sharing.
Clinical Responsibility Notice
These prompts are tools for documentation efficiency, not substitutes for clinical judgment. Healthcare providers retain full responsibility for reviewing and approving all AI-generated content before finalizing patient records. Always verify accuracy, completeness, and compliance with institutional policies. Review our disclaimer.