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John March 18, 2026 No Comments

From cassette tapes to AI: The history of medical speech-to-text in Norway

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...

John March 16, 2026 No Comments

Journaling for Psychologists: How to Document Therapy Sessions Faster

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...

John March 13, 2026 No Comments

Can you use AI for record keeping without violating GDPR?

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...

John March 11, 2026 No Comments

Is your patient data really anonymized? A wake-up call from the world of AI

Recently, an alarming research report showed that artificial intelligence can crack pseudonimized data in ways previously thought impossible. Researchers at Northeastern University managed to...

Doctor writing medical letters with digital support in the Letters module

John March 9, 2026 No Comments

Letters module - write medical letters without searching in the medical record

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...

John March 6, 2026 No Comments

Record keeping for physiotherapists: Why precision is disappearing - and how to get it back

It's getting close to the end of the working day. You've seen six patients. Shoulders, knees, a lower back with recurrent pain and a post-operative ankle. You've tested...

John March 5, 2026 No Comments

Referral from journal note - stop writing everything twice

GPs spend thousands of hours every year manually writing referrals, patient letters and meeting minutes. Not because it's medically demanding, but because the systems require...

John March 3, 2026 No Comments

More time with the patient - less time on the chart: How speech-to-text can change everyday life in doctors' offices and private practices

Everyday life in a doctor's office or private practice is busy. For doctors, nurses and specialist nurses, a large part of the day is spent documenting in electronic patient records...

John March 1, 2026 No Comments

Record keeping in home care: How to meet your documentation obligations when time is short

You ring the doorbell of your first patient at 07:15. By lunchtime, you've visited seven homes, administered medication, assessed wounds, dealt with changes in general condition and...