No ambient recording
nuemed never sits in the consultation listening to the clinician and patient.
AI medical scribe
AI medical scribe. Without recording the consultation.
When the appointment is finished, dictate what matters or type rough notes. nuemed turns it into the structure you choose, you review it, and the approved note is filed to that exact appointment before the patient leaves.
Privacy-first medical dictation software
It listens only when you choose to dictate.
nuemed does not record the live consultation. That is a deliberate clinical privacy decision. The practitioner gives a focused account after the visit, so the system receives only the information needed for the note. It does not receive an entire patient conversation.
How it works
Rough input. Finished clinical record.
Use voice or text. The practitioner chooses the format and remains responsible for the approved note.
1Dictate or typeAfter the appointment, speak naturally or enter rough notes. nuemed does not record the live consultation.
2Choose the structureTurn the input into SOAP notes, concise notes, a consultation summary or cleaned-up clinical documentation.
3Review and approveEdit anything you need. Once approved, the note saves to that exact appointment inside the patient record.
Clinical documentation without the backlog
Less typing. No ambient listening.
Dictation, not surveillanceNo ambient listening and no full consultation recording. The practitioner decides what to dictate after the visit.
Rough input is welcomeSpeak naturally or type quickly. nuemed cleans the wording and turns it into usable clinical documentation.
Formats clinicians useChoose SOAP notes, concise notes, a consultation summary or a cleaned-up version of what you entered.
The appointment stays completeThe approved note is attached to the appointment where it was created and remains part of the patient timeline.
NueShield
The note gets the intelligence. The model does not get the patient.
Patient identity is not needed to structure a clinical note. NueShield removes names before AI processing, and the original dictated audio is deleted afterwards.
Names removed
Practitioners should not dictate a patient name. If identifying names appear, NueShield removes them before AI processing.
Audio deleted
The original dictated audio is not stored after the note has been processed.
One appointment, one complete record
Review it once. File it in the right place.
The practitioner reviews and approves every generated note. The approved version saves to the appointment where it was created, inside the patient’s date-by-date clinical timeline.
SOAP, concise and consultation-summary formats
Practitioner review before saving
Attached to the exact appointment
Patient recommendations
Document the visit. Send the next step.
Dictate or type personalised recommendations while the appointment is still in context. Improve the wording with AI, add links, review it and send it directly to the patient.
01Dictate or type
Capture the recommendation before it is forgotten.
02Review
Improve the wording and confirm every detail.
03Send and record
Email it immediately. The recommendation and delivery remain in the activity history.
AI medical scribe questions, answered.
An AI medical scribe turns a clinician’s spoken or typed account into structured clinical documentation. nuemed is dictation-led: the practitioner speaks after the consultation or types rough notes, chooses the format, reviews the result and approves it.
No. nuemed is deliberately not an ambient scribe. It does not listen while the clinician and patient are talking. The practitioner dictates only what is needed when they are ready to create the note.
Yes. You can type rough notes in shorthand and use AI to clean and structure them. Voice dictation is optional.
Practitioners can choose formats including SOAP notes, concise clinical notes, consultation summaries and cleaned-up notes.
Yes. The practitioner reviews and edits the generated note. Only the approved version is saved to the appointment.
It is saved against the exact appointment where it was created and appears inside the patient’s chronological record.
No. The original audio is deleted after processing. nuemed does not retain a recording of the dictation.
Practitioners are advised not to mention the patient’s name because it is unnecessary. If a name appears, NueShield removes it before the AI processes the words. The treatment name can be used as context.
Yes. Dictate or type the recommendation, improve it with AI, review it and send it directly to the patient. The recommendation is retained and its delivery is recorded in the activity log.
The current clinical note and dictation workflow supports English.