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TELEPATIA DOCS

Four ways to put Telepatia into clinical work

Every one of them turns a recorded consultation into a structured medical record. They differ in who does the integrating, and how much of your product changes.

Scribe API
REST · 33 endpoints

You control your EMR and want notes written straight back into it. Set the patient context, launch the scribe for the clinician, then pull the filled record — shaped by a Smart Template you define.

Smart TemplatesLive audio streamingWebhooksCDSS alertsAudits
FOR
Engineers at EMR and platform vendors
Quickstart, 5 min →
Scribe Web Companion
Browser extension · MV2 & MV3

You can’t change the EMR. A floating panel sits over it, documents the visit, and fills the form fields for you — with a patient-mismatch guard before anything is written.

Magic injectionPatient detectionSession switching
FOR
IT and clinical ops rolling out to a clinic — no code
Install guide →
Telepatia Embed
One script tag

You want the recorder inside your own interface, with your own layout around it. Drop in the script, call init(), handle the callbacks.

init() optionsCallbacks & errorsFull page example
FOR
Front-end teams shipping their own clinical UI
Quickstart →
Mobile App
iOS · Android

Nothing to integrate. Clinicians record and review notes on a phone or tablet, wherever the consultation happens.

FOR
Clinicians documenting away from a desk
Get the app →
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