From existing documentation to new drafts
When you write a discharge summary, referral or overview, much of the information is already in earlier documents. Vidd uses the relevant documentation to create a structured draft in the right template, with source references you can check.
From documentation to new draft — in three steps
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Choose the documents
Choose the documentation the draft should be based on, from the information made available in the solution.
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Get a draft in the right format
Choose the document type and template. Vidd uses the information in the chosen documents to prepare a structured draft with source references.
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Review and approve
Check the content against the sources, make any changes and approve the draft before it is saved or transferred to the specialist system.
See where the information comes from
Vidd shows which sources each statement in the draft is based on. You can check the information against the original documents and make the changes you need before you approve.
Built for work with sensitive information
Vidd is built to process sensitive information in controlled operating environments. Through integrations, relevant documentation can be made available as the basis for new drafts. Document access and transfer to existing systems depend on the integration.
CE marked
Meets the EU's requirements for safety, performance and clinical evidence for medical devices.
Medical device
Vidd is registered as a medical device and labelled with the MD symbol under ISO 15223-1.
ISO 13485:2016
Quality management system for companies that develop and manufacture medical devices.
Add background
For hospital trusts
Free up clinical capacity with AI that supports documentation and work with patient history.
For municipalities
Simplify documentation and the use of sensitive information in municipal services.
For record systems
Extend your record system with AI, without building the whole technology yourself.
See Text to draft in use
We are happy to show how Vidd uses existing documentation to create new drafts with source references — and to discuss the possibilities for your organisation.