In the spring of 2026, all GPs in Norway received a letter from Helfo. The reactions were not long in coming. We believe the debate deserves a practical solution. You...
Norwegian doctors work an average of 55.6 hours a week. Almost one in four work more than 62 hours. Half of them spend their weekends working on medical records, letters and prescriptions...
The time is 14:30. You've just finished a demanding shift with medicine distribution, wound care, observations and conversations with relatives. But instead of catching your breath,...
You know the feeling: A busy day, full appointment books and an ever-growing list of dictations to write. For many health secretaries and nurses, it's...
Record keeping is central to clinical work, but many doctors still spend valuable time writing notes after consultations - time that could be better spent...
Today, a doctor can dictate a journal entry and receive a structured text in seconds, directly integrated with Norwegian EPR systems. But that's not how it has...
You are ending a therapy session at 3:45 PM. The next patient arrives at 4:00 PM. In these 15 minutes, you need to document a 50-minute conversation that may have contained strong...
A GP finishes a consultation and asks ChatGPT to write a short journal note: “Summarize this: 54 year old male, chest pain last 3 days, using atorvastatin, previously...
Recently, an alarming research report showed that artificial intelligence can crack pseudonimized data in ways previously thought impossible. Researchers at Northeastern University managed to...
As a doctor, you write many types of letters in the course of a week: referrals to specialists, discharge summaries after consultations, medical declarations to NAV, applications for assistive technology and...