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The template I use is though my charting system and pulls over the patient's past medical history, med list etc. What is your email address and I can send it to you. I also use a lot of smart phrases which can be viewed here. npchartingschool.com/smart-phrases-for-nurse-practitioners/

Here is a video on the Spanish abilities with Freed AI. th-cam.com/video/lnEs1sxrPAs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Mv6yB2C3cL_mebbL

Hello! I am not a psych provider, but I do see comprehensive patients that address multiple issues. Sometimes the longer SOAP notes get a little out of order and I do have to edit. I do make sure that I am clear with transitions. For example, I will say, "now lets talk about your diabetes." Freed AI also has a button to push that will concise the chart note, so it does make it more clear. I have also seen a couple AI companies that are specific to psych practices, so you may check those out as well.

Freed has some helpful scripts to use when notifying patients. You can find this by clicking on the "Get started" and then there is a link "How do I tell my patients about Freed."

Glad you found it helpful!

I have not tried Berries AI. Looks like it's targeted for psychiatry practices?

Agreed, this is my favorite part of Freed AI! Before I would chart as the patient was talking, it was distracting for both of us! Now I love being able to focus on what the patient is saying while Freed AI writes my notes for me!

I’m not surprised PAs face a lot of the same issues! What speciality do you work in?

Definitely an issue and reason why NPs end up charting at home! You have an interesting background, any over aching tips to protect ourselves legally?

Great advice! Always good to read over and check for errors. Do you find Freed AI saves you a lot of time charting? What is your favorite part of using Freed AI?

Freed AI populates the info into a SOAP note format and then I copy and paste into a template within my EHR.

Here is a helpful video of how to use Freed AI! th-cam.com/video/JxQL0KM8Mk4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jS2vHDLmj1DhzwrA

I know some mental health providers and telemed providers who have used Freed AI! The telemedicine visits would be the same, you would just need to make sure the Freed AI website was open while you are on the telemed visit. Freed AI does offer 10 free visits so you can always give it a try before you subscribe! getfreed.sjv.io/m5kY2M

I like it for Med Management Visits. Have a harder time with Psych Evals.

You could always vocalize the psych eval after you walk out of the room. It would act more as a dictation at that point. Freed AI is also working on utilizing templates (has not officially been released yet) which would be very helpful for this type of visit!

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

It takes Freed AI about 1-2 minutes to prepare the SOAP note post visit. I usually push the "end visit" as I am walking out of the patient room and by the time I place orders, send prescriptions the note is prepared! I then copy and paste into my charting template and sign the chart note before the patient visit. Freed AI offers 10 free visits so feel free to try it out before you subscribe! getfreed.sjv.io/m5kY2M

You know, you do not need to insult someone else’s profession to make a point. Of course if you’re spending time writing out your note, you’re going to want it to be as concise as possible so you can get on with the day. But if something like this is typing it out for you, it takes less time than even your bare bones free-text documentation with more information. How about you go and get a life instead of wasting time writing negative comments under someone else’s video who’s trying to showcase a program that may help someone?

This is probably the most troll-ish reply I've seen in a medical community dialogue. I'm not sure the person writing the comment has legitimate experience to make a judgment... having read 1000s of 'doctor' notes in my career I can tell you this would be an incredibly high step up!

A true professional would not make a snyde remark like this one. And if it is a "higher" level provider...whatever the heck that is...I sure am glad I dont know them in any capacity@@annmd1735

This guy is making doctors look bad… as a doctor, I love AI. Looks like a great system!

Have you tried emailing this address: support@getfreed.ai If you will can't get through, let me know and I will get a hold of my contact at Freed AI.

I know some of the larger EHR systems are starting to get their own AI technology. This often comes with increased cost and having to complete a complex EHR integration. What is nice about Freed AI is nurse practitioners can sign up themselves and start using right away! I do feel like AI will be the future of healthcare so we may see a lot more innovation in the next few years.

Yes you can! I try to make sure the conversation is organized for better flow from Freed AI. For example, I will say "Now lets talk about your diabetes." Sometimes the information will be out of order so I will have to edit for it to make sense. I also have perfectionist tendencies when it comes to charting and I like my notes easy to read 🤪

Correct! I only do what is relevant to the chief complaint. With the recent changes in the Evaluation and Management coding process, we no longer need to address a certain number of points in the Review of Systems or Physical Exam. The AMA has stated to do what is "medically necessary."

Here is a helpful article further explaining those changes. npchartingschool.com/evaluation-and-management-code-changes/

Freed AI uses voice recognition. So if you were talking about the lab reports with the patient and talking about medications, interactions, etc. it would populate into the SOAP note format. You could always talk into your computer to when you come out of the room (if you wanted to add information but not say it in front of the patient).

@@npchartingschool have you tried to use this in Athena? Athena is not a blank page like epic… Labs and prescriptions under specific diagnosis with ICD 10 codes or they will not be approved… You can't just document like you did in the 1970s… In these days we just dictated to a human being on a tape recorder and it did what you are talking about… Humans were exceptionally good at this as Transcriptions

@@cathompson58 Do you use templates within Athena? How do you save time charting with the EHR? Freed AI allows you to "copy and paste" into your EHR so you can chose which sections to use. For example, in my EHR I have templates built out that "pull over" past medical history, lab results, medications prescribed, etc. I also have a "normal" exam that I can update for each specific patient. Therefore, I do not use the physical exam or objective findings portion of Freed AI. I do use the history of present illness and sometimes the diagnoses and assessment/plan of care. The benefit of Freed AI is you just pull up the website and can begin using it. No complicated integration with an EHR. I hope that makes sense!

Why promote copying and pasting? This not best practice and prone to errors, just get an AI medical scribe that integrates with your EHR, they are the same price as freed nowadays@@npchartingschool

You're welcome! Hope it's helpful!

There are not any specific tips for substance abuse progress notes. My best suggestion would be to look at Freed AI. This AI system can abstract important info said by the provider and the patient during the visit. It then populates into a chart note format and you can copy and paste into your charting system. Feel free to use my affiliate coupon code: NPCHARTING for $50 off your first month! getfreed.sjv.io/m5kY2M

Freed AI will abstract the important information said during the visit and then you can chose what you copy and paste into your charting system. For example, during a visit, a patient also mentioned the symptoms their son was experiencing. Freed AI included this information, but I did not copy this section into the chart. Freed AI will include all the information, diagnoses/plan for a complicated patient! They offer the first 10 chart free so you can always trial it before purchase!