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Yes. Beyond standard consultation notes, Journalia can generate referral letters, discharge summaries and other clinical documents based on the consultation content. These are generated with appropriate formatting and can be reviewed and edited before use.

Yes. Journalia is trained on clinical language and medical terminology across multiple specialties. It correctly transcribes medical terms, abbreviations, drug names and procedure descriptions, which makes it a reliable tool for professional clinical documentation.

Journalia integrates directly with a growing list of EHR systems. Where there is no direct integration, the browser extension lets you transfer notes with one click. Tell us which EHR you use and we will confirm where it stands. We add new integrations continuously and welcome requests, so the workflow fits how you actually work.

Individual plans have a fixed price per user and are aimed at solo practitioners. Clinic plans have volume pricing, admin tools for the clinic lead, centralised billing and shared templates, built for clinics with several users.

Journalia ships with built-in statistics showing your number of consultations, average handling time and estimated time saved per week. You can see the figures directly in the app and export them when you need to.

No formal training is required. Journalia is built to be intuitive, and most users feel comfortable after their first or second consultation. We do offer free onboarding sessions, video tutorials and a comprehensive help centre for those who want to explore advanced features like custom templates and verbal triggers.

Switch off the recording. Journalia works just as well with post-consultation dictation. You can summarise out loud after the patient leaves and get a structured note the same way. The patient's wishes always come first.