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What Myukura does

Transcription

Audio to text with speaker separation. Record or dictate during the consultation.

Patient

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How it works

From clinical voiceto a reviewable base

Myukura turns the audio of a consultation, session or clinical encounter into a clear, organised transcription ready to become useful documentation. The goal is not just to turn voice into text: it is to help the professional recover the important information, review it with judgement and move on to clinical notes, communication or follow-up without starting from scratch.

Capturing consultation08:24
Transcription
PROFESSIONAL

Good morning. Tell me, what brings you in today?

PATIENT

I’ve had a sore throat for two days and I feel quite tired.

PROFESSIONAL

Did the pain come on suddenly or build up gradually?

PATIENT

Gradually. Yesterday it was already hard to swallow.

Ready for professional review

The main idea

Transcription is the first stepof the clinical workflow

In a consultation, a lot of important information comes up naturally: symptoms, history, progress, concerns, agreements, instructions and next steps. When all of that stays only in the professional’s memory or in quickly written notes, some of the context can be lost. Myukura helps capture that information and turn it into an organised base to work from afterwards: transcription does not replace clinical review, but it reduces the initial effort of reconstructing what happened during care.

The conversation happens once.

Documentation should be reviewable at leisure.

CLINICAL DRAFTFollow-up consultation
Draft
1Source
2Reading
3Structure
4Draft
CONVERSATION
PROFESSIONAL

Good morning. Today is your blood pressure check-up.

PATIENT

Yes, I come every three months for the follow-up.

PROFESSIONAL

How have you been these past few weeks?

PATIENT

Fine, really. I haven’t had headaches or dizziness.

PROFESSIONAL

And any chest pain, or shortness of breath climbing stairs?

PATIENT

No, none of that. I go about my normal life.

PROFESSIONAL

Are you still taking the 5 milligram amlodipine in the morning?

PATIENT

Every morning, with breakfast. I haven’t missed a day.

PROFESSIONAL

I’ll take your blood pressure. It’s 130/80, and the heart rate is 68 per minute.

PATIENT

Is that good? At home I get something similar.

PROFESSIONAL

That’s fine. We’ll keep the same regimen — keep noting your readings at home.

PROFESSIONAL

See you in three months for the next check-up.

The original source is kept intact.
CLINICAL NOTE

Information organised for review

Prepared
REASON FOR CONSULTATION

Scheduled follow-up of blood pressure control.

Reason identified
CURRENT STATUS

Clinically stable patient. Denies headache, dizziness, chest pain and dyspnoea.

Symptoms and negations preserved
TREATMENT AND ADHERENCE

Amlodipine 5 mg every morning, with full adherence reported.

Medication and doses separated
EXAMINATION

Blood pressure 130/80 mmHg. Heart rate 68 bpm.

Vital signs located
PLAN

Maintain treatment and home readings. Clinical check-up in three months.

Plan and follow-up organised

AI organises. The clinical decision stays in the professional’s hands.

From a long conversation to a clear, traceable draft ready for human review.

The process

From care to documentation,step by step

Five moments that connect the clinical conversation to reviewable documentation, without asking the professional to change the way they work.

Records the encounter without breaking the pace of the consultation.

The professional starts capture from the Myukura workflow. It can be an in-person consultation, a long session, a follow-up appointment or a spoken clinical record.

Capture should feel simple: start, attend and carry on with normal work. The technology stays in the background while the professional keeps their attention on the person.

Start → Attend → Continue

Records the encounter without breaking the pace of the consultation.

The professional starts capture from the Myukura workflow. It can be an in-person consultation, a long session, a follow-up appointment or a spoken clinical record.

Capture should feel simple: start, attend and carry on with normal work. The technology stays in the background while the professional keeps their attention on the person.

Start → Attend → Continue

Turns clinical voice into clear, reviewable text.

The audio is turned into text so the professional can review what was said. Transcription serves as a documentation base: it lets you recover information, identify relevant parts and avoid relying only on memory or quick notes.

It is not presented as perfect text, but as a useful first layer to review and structure.

Audio → Text → Documentation base

Helps distinguish contributions and keep context.

When the type and quality of the audio allow, Myukura can help separate contributions or identify conversational turns. This is especially useful in consultations with natural dialogue, long sessions or conversations where it matters to distinguish what the professional said from what the patient expressed.

It is not only about knowing who spoke, but about better keeping the thread of the encounter.

Turns · Contributions · Context

Puts the information in order so it can become useful documentation.

After transcribing, the information can be prepared for later clinical uses: clinical note, summary, communication to the patient, tasks or follow-up. The idea is that the audio doesn’t end up as a long block of text, but as a base that is easier to work with.

This is the step where Myukura starts to connect the transcription with the rest of the clinical workflow.

Note · Summary · Communication · Tasks

The professional reviews, adjusts and decides.

The generated output should not be used as automatic clinical truth. The professional reviews, corrects, completes and decides what to keep, what to change and how to fit it into their usual workflow.

This is an essential part of Myukura’s design: AI can prepare, but professional judgement remains the control point.

Review → Correct → Decide

The result

More than aflat transcription

A useful clinical transcription shouldn’t be just a long text. It should help you work better after the encounter. That is why Myukura prepares the information so it can evolve into different outputs within the clinical workflow.

01

Reviewable transcription

A base text to review what happened during care and recover relevant information.

02

Conversational context

Where applicable, separation of contributions to better understand the dynamics of the conversation.

03

Base for a clinical note

Content prepared to move towards structured notes, without starting from a blank page.

04

Base for follow-up

Information useful for tasks, next steps, reminders or later communication.

Why it matters

Less reconstructionMore continuity

After a consultation, the professional often has to reconstruct what was said: what the patient said, what was agreed, what instructions were given, what remains pending and what should be recorded. That reconstruction takes time and increases mental load.

Clinical transcription helps reduce that friction. It lets you go back over the encounter, review the content better and keep continuity between the consultation, the note and the follow-up.

It is not about recording for the sake of recording.

It is about not losing the clinical thread.

Clinical Performance Metrics

From voice to reportIn seconds

Based on studies by the AMA, Kaiser Permanente and UCLA Health

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recovered per day per professional

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faster than documenting by hand

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of doctors report less stress

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to generate the complete clinical note

Designed for real sessions

Short consultations, long sessionsand complex conversations

Not all encounters are the same. Some are quick and direct. Others are long, conversational and full of nuance. Myukura is designed to support different paces of clinical work, from a brief consultation to a session where context matters as much as the data.

That is why the workflow doesn’t end at “audio converted to text”. The value lies in preparing a base the professional can review, organise and turn into useful documentation.

Ideal for

Clinical consultationsTherapy sessionsFollow-upsClinical interviewsReviewsEncounters with extended dialogue

Control and responsibility

Technology helpsThe professional keeps control

In healthcare, a transcription must not automatically become a clinical conclusion. It may contain errors, omissions or fragments that need interpretation. That is why Myukura is designed to keep professional review at the centre of the workflow.

The professional can review the transcription, correct parts, complete the context and decide how to use the information. This keeps the right balance: less administrative burden, but without losing human judgement.

Reviewable

The output is presented as a working base, not a closed document.

Editable

The professional can correct, complete or adjust the content.

Supervised

The final decision remains in the professional’s hands.

Let voicework for you

Myukura’s clinical transcription turns the audio of care into a clear base for reviewing, documenting and continuing clinical work. A simpler way to go from conversation to documentation, always keeping the professional in control.