The consultation
The consultation shouldn’t be splitbetween listening and typing
In general medicine, every consultation can open a completely different context.
Myukura is born precisely to reduce that friction.
The platform works on the conversation to help generate a documentation base that the professional can review, correct and approve.
It does not replace their judgement.
It gives back part of the time that documentation takes up today.
Workflow
From conversation to areviewable clinical note
Capture the consultation
Myukura lets you work from the clinical conversation to generate a transcription that serves as the basis of the documentation process.
Voice becomes a source of information the system can then work with.
Structure the information
From the consultation, Myukura can help organise the relevant information within a clinical structure.
The goal is to separate the noise of the conversation from the elements the professional needs to review afterwards.
Generate a clinical record
The platform can prepare a structured documentation draft from the information gathered during the consultation.
The level of detail can be adapted to the professional’s workflow.
The professional reviews
Nothing should become final clinical information simply because a model generated it.
That is why review is part of the workflow.
The professional can check the information, review clinical facts and decide what to approve.
The consultation becomes part of the history
Once reviewed, the information can be integrated into the patient’s longitudinal context to ease continuity between consultations.
Each new visit stops being a completely isolated document.
Context
Designed for consultationsthat constantly change
General medicine requires constantly switching context.
That is why Myukura is not built around a single condition or a rigid form.
The workflow is designed for consultations where the following may appear at the same time:
The system helps organise that information.
Interpretation and decision remain the professional’s.
Clinical record
A clinical record thatadapts to the professional
Not all doctors document the same way.
Some prefer very brief notes.
Others need a more detailed structure.
Others work with formats adapted to their specialty, organisation or personal way of recording information.
That is why Myukura’s clinical record is designed to allow different levels of detail.
The goal is not to impose one way of writing.
It is to reduce the work needed to reach the form each professional needs.
Review
Review ofclinical facts
A note can read as well written and still contain an error.
That is why Myukura’s design doesn’t stop at generating text.
The platform includes mechanisms to review the clinical facts identified during the consultation before the documentation is approved.
The goal is for the professional to be able to focus on specific questions:
Instead of assuming that fluent generation automatically means correct generation.
States
Approve whenit makes sense
Clinical documentation isn’t always reviewed at the same moment.
That is why Myukura supports different states within the workflow:
Approve
When the information has been reviewed and can continue within the documentation process.
Approve later
When the professional needs to return to the consultation later.
Archive
To keep out of the active workflow whatever should not continue.
The goal is for the tool to adapt to the real pace of work rather than force the professional to complete everything immediately.
Free-form notes
Free-form noteswhen you need them
Not all clinical information fits into a predefined structure.
That is why Myukura also includes a space for free-form notes.
The professional can write completely freely whenever needed.
And when they turn on assisted mode, it can work on previously approved findings to incorporate information in a more controlled way.
The tool must adapt to the consultation.
Not the other way round.
Speakers
Who said whatmatters too
In a consultation, transcribing a sentence correctly is not always enough.
It also matters who said it.
A statement from the patient does not have the same meaning as an instruction from the professional.
That is why we work on diarisation and speaker separation technologies as part of the conversation-processing architecture.
The goal is to better preserve the structure of the consultation before generating documentation.
Architecture
Localand cloud
Not every consultation or every setting needs the same architecture.
Myukura is being developed to combine different forms of processing.
Cloud
Capacity and connected services.
Certain processes can benefit from cloud infrastructure for capacity, availability or integration.
Local
Processing closer to where the data is generated.
Through Myukura Edge we are developing a line aimed at running certain processes directly on devices or local infrastructure.
This can offer new possibilities in terms of latency, autonomy and control over the path information takes.
Myukura Edge is currently in development.
Working day
Designed for the whole day,not for a single consultation
An individual consultation lasts minutes.
The administrative load builds up over the whole working day.
Myukura is designed to help reduce that sum of small tasks:
The goal is for documentation to stop constantly competing with care.
Architecture
An architectureready to grow
General medicine is one of the first contexts for which we are developing Myukura.
The architecture is designed so that different components can evolve independently:
This makes it possible to improve one part of the system without depending on a single model or a single technology.
Integrations
Integrations aroundthe consultation
Documentation is only one part of day-to-day work.
There are also appointments, calendars, emails, files and follow-up tasks.
That is why Myukura is preparing integrations with tools commonly used by professionals and organisations, including:
Design
Built to support,not to interrupt
The best clinical technology should progressively disappear from the centre of the consultation.
Not constantly demanding attention.
Not forcing more forms to be completed.
Not turning the professional into the operator of a tool.
Our direction is the opposite:
Myukura is currently still in development and testing.
The capabilities described on this page represent the product and architecture we are working on and may evolve as testing, development and validation of each component progress.
Myukura is an administrative and documentation support tool.
It does not replace the clinical judgement, diagnosis or decision of a healthcare professional.
Myukura is currently still in development and testing. The capabilities described on this page may evolve as the development and validation of each component progress. Myukura is an administrative and documentation support tool and does not replace the clinical judgement, diagnosis or decision of a healthcare professional.