Clinical records, assembled during the visit.Clinicians review every output.

Algomedical drafts structured visit notes, accepts ECG files or screenshots for review, and surfaces reference terms for prescriptions. The clinician verifies and approves the record.

Algomedical workspace with a clinician schedule and visit records

Algomedical does not replace clinical judgment. It brings documentation, ECG review, and prescription preparation into one workflow, with approval left to the clinical team.

Reference sources stay available while the prescription is drafted.

While a prescription is drafted, Algomedical can surface matching entries from Russian medication registers, ICD classifications, and Ministry of Health clinical guidelines. The clinician chooses, edits, and approves the final wording.

Medication references
RLS · GRLS · ESKLP · ATC
Diagnosis codes
ICD-10 · ICD-11
Clinical guidance
Russian Ministry of Health guidelines

Visit note

Turn the consultation into a structured draft.

Algomedical organizes captured or dictated visit details into a structured draft. The clinician edits the fields and approves the note before it becomes part of the record.

ECG review

Review the source and extracted observations together.

Upload an ECG file or screenshot. Algomedical presents extracted measurements and observations beside the source image so the clinician can verify each item.

Patient chart

Prepare prescriptions with the chart in view.

Templates, preferred terms, and reference entries appear while the prescription is prepared. The clinician selects, edits, and approves the final text.

A patient chart and prescription draft in Algomedical

What changes in the workflow.

Algomedical connects documentation, ECG review, prescription references, and the patient chart while keeping approval with the clinical team.

  • One workspace.

    Move between the note, ECG material, prescription draft, and patient chart without rebuilding context.

  • Review before save.

    Generated notes and extracted observations remain drafts until a clinician checks and approves them.

  • References in context.

    Look up medication entries, diagnosis codes, and clinical guidance while preparing the record.

  • Configured for the team.

    Configure templates and preferred wording around the clinic's existing documentation process.

Review the clinical workflow.

Walk through note drafting, ECG review, reference lookup, and clinician approval using your current process.