Nabz

A small Australian general practice at night, cut open like a doll's house. A little blue flame, the GP's helper, lives in the practice's computers. It rides the GP's shoulder to call the patient in, slips into the consulting-room computer to listen and write the notes, and goes with the GP to put the handover on the nurse's screen. It never leaves the building.

A little more than a helper.

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Meet Nabz.

  1. Knows the patient.

  2. Writes the notes.

  3. Management plans? Easy peasy.

  4. Good at keeping secrets.

The Nabz Patients screen: today’s list, and the selected patient’s allergies, what is due, what changed since the last visit, problems, medicines and results out of range. The Nabz Consult screen: the transcript, and the note writing itself beside it. A patient’s results in Nabz: thirteen out of range, grouped by panel, each with how it moved since the last one. The Nabz chart’s pathology: every result grouped by panel, and a creatinine trend over three years against its normal range. An imaging report in the Nabz chart: a CT chest with its findings and conclusion, read from Bp. A patient’s documents in Nabz: 80 letters and 25 imaging reports read from Bp, and one click to write a care plan, referral, request or handout. A GP chronic condition management plan drafted by Nabz from the record: goals, treatments and arrangements for each condition. A Clinipath pathology request, the lab’s own scanned form, filled in by Nabz and ready to print.

It never leaves the building.

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