Your visit note is a rich text document — the same comfortable writing surface whether you type it, dictate it, or let Nimo draft it from a recording.
Where notes come from
- From a recording. After you record a visit, Nimo writes a draft summary into the note for you to refine.
- By typing. You can write or edit the note directly at any time.
- By dictation. Prefer to speak your note? Nimo can transcribe free dictation into the editor.
Nimo titles and summarises for you
Once there's content, Nimo gives the visit a short, sensible title and a concise summary, so your patient timeline is easy to scan later. These are suggestions — the moment you edit the title or summary yourself, Nimo steps back and keeps your version.
Draft vs finalised
A note starts as a draft while you're still working on it. When the visit is done and the note is right, finalise it to mark it complete. Patients can see that a visit happened and its title, but the full clinical note stays with the practice.
Staying in control
Nimo never has the last word on your clinical record:
- Every draft is fully editable — rewrite anything.
- Your edits always win over Nimo's suggestions.
- The note is yours; Nimo just gets the first draft down so you're not staring at a blank page.
Tips
- Record first, then tidy. The draft is usually 90% there — a few edits and you're done.
- Use the transcript drawer to check a detail you didn't capture in the summary.
- Finalise once you're confident; it keeps your timeline honest about what's complete.