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How to Reprocess a Clinical Note

Sometimes you may want to regenerate a clinical note with different settings — perhaps to use a different template format or correct the transcription language. This guide explains how to use the Reprocess feature.

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When to Use Reprocess

You might want to reprocess a note when:

  • The original note used the wrong template format

  • You want to apply a different clinical template (e.g., switch from a general SOAP note to a specialized template)

  • The transcription language was incorrectly detected

  • You've updated your template and want to regenerate the note with the new format

  • Processing failed: The note shows an error or failed to generate properly. Reprocessing can retry with the complete audio file.


How to Reprocess a Note

  1. Open the note you want to reprocess by clicking on it in your documents list

  2. Click the menu button (three dots ⋯) located in the top navigation bar of the document

  3. Select "Reprocess" from the dropdown menu

    1. Configure your reprocessing options in the modal that appears:

      • Language: Select the language of the audio recording (English, Spanish, or French). This ensures the transcription is processed correctly.

      • Template: Choose which template format you'd like for the clinical note. You can either:

      • Keep "Use default template" to use your currently set default template

      • Click "Reprocess" to start regenerating the note


What Happens During Reprocessing

When you reprocess a note:

  • A new clinical note is generated using your chosen template

  • The Summary, Action Points, and Clinical Note sections are all regenerated


Important Notes

  • Processing time: Reprocessing typically takes 30-60 seconds depending on the length of your recording


Troubleshooting

The note looks the same after reprocessing

  • Make sure you selected a different template or language setting. If you used the same settings, the output may be similar.

  • Try refreshing the page to see the updated content.

Reprocessing is taking too long

  • Longer recordings take more time to process. If it's been more than 2 minutes, try refreshing the page and checking if the note was updated.

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