The sample practice
See the whole clinic day before you change a thing.
We believe a doctor’s evening belongs to the doctor. The quickest way to judge whether Ask Brigid gives it back is to run a morning in it. No sign-up, no card, no call.
Open the diary. Mary O’Brien has checked in for her knee review. Everyone else on the list is invented too.
Start the consult. Confirm she has agreed to the recording, and a recorded consult plays as if she were in the room. The transcript fills as it is spoken.
End it, and read what is ready. The clinic note, the letter to her GP and the blood form are laid out from what was said. Drafts stay drafts. Until you sign.
Then the rest of the day. The inbox filed to each patient, the tasks waiting on you, and the invoices to chase.
What is real, and what is not
The software is real. It is the same app a practice uses, on a sample practice of 24 invented patients.
Nothing leaves the page. No email, letter, payment or message is sent, and your microphone is never opened. Sample changes stay in this browser until you choose Start over or clear its site data.
Brigid’s answers are written in advance. Here they come from the sample consult. In your practice, note assistance must be enabled for your clinic. You check, edit and sign each document before use.