Enhancing Patient Care with AI TechnologyAt Handforth Health Centre, we are committed to providing you with the highest standard of care. To help us achieve this, we use an advanced AI-powered tool to assist our clinicians in documenting consultations, allowing them to focus more on you rather than administrative tasks.
What is Our AI Medical Scribe? Our AI Medical Scribe is a secure and intelligent system designed to listen to consultations and generate clear, concise medical notes for your records. This tool streamlines documentation, ensuring accuracy and efficiency. Clinicians always review and approve the notes before they are added to your patient record.
How Does This Benefit You?Enhanced Consultation Experience: With automated notetaking, your clinician can dedicate their full attention to you, fostering better communication and understanding.
Accurate Medical Records: The AI scribe helps maintain clear, precise, and comprehensive documentation, improving the quality of your care.
Time Efficiency: Reducing paperwork means clinicians have more time to focus on addressing your health concerns.
Your Privacy and Consent Your privacy is of utmost importance to us. Our AI Medical Scribe complies with strict data protection standards to ensure your information is handled securely and confidentially.
Your Choice Matters: If you prefer not to use the AI Scribe during your consultation, you can opt out at any time. Your care will remain unaffected, and your clinician will take notes manually instead.
No Obligation: The use of the AI Scribe is entirely optional, and we fully respect your decision.
How to Opt Out If you wish to opt out, simply inform our reception team when booking your appointment or let your clinician know at the beginning of your consultation.
How does it work?UK-patient-explainer-digital.docxData and privacy FAQFor any questions about data privacy, feel free to speak with our team or refer to our Data Privacy FAQs available at reception or on our website.
Date published: 18th July 2025
Date last updated: 18th July 2025