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The Documentation Crisis

Doctors didn't train to type.
They trained to save lives.

Emergency physicians spend more time on screens than with patients. The paperwork never stops. The burnout is real.

3:1
Hours of paperwork for every hour of patient care
62%
Of ED physicians report burnout — documentation is the #1 driver
2hrs
"Pajama time" spent finishing notes after every shift
How It Works

Three steps. Zero friction.

No dictation. No templates. Just talk to your patient like you always do.

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Listen

iClerk processes your consultation in real time.

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Structure

iClerk transforms speech into a structured clinical note for you to sign off.

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Review

Review the note before the patient leaves. Edit, approve, done. No pajama time tonight.

Seamless Sync

Bedside to desktop.
Instantly.

Consult at the bedside with your phone. Your structured note appears on your workstation in real time — ready to review, edit, and sign off.

  • Consult on mobile, review on desktop — live
  • Notes, differentials, and plans sync as you speak
  • Pick up where you left off on any device
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LIVE SYNC
Demo

iClerk in action

iClerk turns your ED consultation into a structured note — in real time.

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Dr Smith
d.smith@demo.nhs
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Notes Most recent note: #4
#4 02:36 PM 9 Apr 26 #3 10:05 PM 8 Apr 26 #2 10:05 PM 8 Apr 26 #1 10:04 PM 8 Apr 26
#4 02:36 PM, 9 Apr 26
Presenting Complaint
  • Bilateral leg swelling over the past few days
  • Difficulty lying flat
History of Presenting Complaint
  • Legs have swollen over the past few days
  • Difficulty lying flat
  • Approximately one month ago was well
  • Had a cold with chest tightness lasting a few days before onset of leg swelling
Past Medical History
  • No known medical problems
Medications
  • Occasional paracetamol only
Allergies
  • No known allergies
Consult Edit
Hi doctor, hi, both my legs have swollen up in the past few days. I find it difficult to lie flat. I'm sorry to hear that. When were things last normal?
Well.. maybe a month ago I was fine, then I had a cold and some chest tightness which went away after a few days, but then this.
Are you known to have any medical problems? Not until now, I guess. Do you take any regular medications?
I use the occasional paracetamol, but nothing else. Do you have any allergies? Not that I know of.
Can I quickly examine you? Of course. I can hear some crackles in your lungs, maybe some wheeze.
Let me check your pulse...
Built for the ED

Every feature designed for chaos

The ED isn't a quiet clinic. iClerk was built from day one for interruptions, multi-patient flows, and high-acuity medicine.

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Ambient Capture

Speak naturally with your patient — iClerk processes and structures everything in the background.

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Clinical Intelligence

Differentials and investigation plans powered by curated knowledge bases.

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Real-Time Notes

Structured notes appear as you talk. Presenting complaint, history, examination, plan — ready before the patient leaves.

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Protocol Chat

Ask clinical questions and get answers grounded in your hospital's own protocols and guidelines, with source citations.

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Works on Any Modern Device

iPhone, iPad, or desktop. No app to install. Open the browser, start your consultation, done.

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