AI Dictation for Doctors
Clear the documentation pile between patients faster — referral letters, follow-up emails, and post-visit notes get written by voice instead of eating your evenings.
Why typing is slowing doctors down
Charting eats the time after every patient
A ten-minute consult creates twenty minutes of writing — the after-visit summary, the referral, the message to the family. The backlog is what keeps you in clinic an hour after the last appointment.
Patient-facing messages stack up by lunch
Inbox baskets fill with follow-up questions, prescription queries, and lab-result explanations. Typing a careful, plain-language reply to thirty of them between appointments is how clinic mornings overrun.
Referral letters take a full evening
A good referral needs history, examination findings, working diagnosis, and the specific question for the specialist. Drafting eight of those by typing after clinic is why the laptop comes home most nights.
The apps doctors dictate into
Gmail
Reply to patient-portal forwards and colleague threads quickly.
Microsoft Outlook
Push referral letters and internal hospital messages out faster.
Microsoft Word
Draft referral letters and discharge summaries by voice.
Google Docs
Build patient handouts and care-plan templates at speed.
Notion
Keep personal CME notes and clinic SOPs current.
Slack
Update the on-call team without typing one-handed between rooms.
Microsoft Teams
Coordinate with hospital colleagues between ward rounds.
A day with Amical
- Pre-clinic
Review the morning list, dictate quick prep notes on the three returning patients — context, last visit, what to follow up on. Two minutes of voice instead of fifteen of typing.
- Between patients
Doors closed for ninety seconds: dictate the after-visit summary and the message to the family while the consult is still fresh. The chart closes before the next patient is roomed.
- Lunch hour
Work through the inbox backlog by voice — fifteen patient-portal replies, two referral letters, one phone-call summary. Lunch returns as actual lunch instead of catch-up admin.
- End of clinic
Outstanding referrals get dictated section by section before leaving the building — history, findings, question for the specialist. The laptop stays at the clinic instead of coming home.
What Amical does for doctors
Handles medical vocabulary out of the box
Amical recognises common drug names, anatomy, conditions, and procedure vocabulary across primary care and most specialties — words like amoxicillin, hypertension, dyspnoea, and ECG come through cleanly. Brand-specific abbreviations and local clinic templates settle in after a few corrections.
Clears charting between rooms
A typical after-visit summary is two hundred words — about ninety seconds of voice versus six or seven minutes of typing. Across a thirty-patient clinic day, that is roughly two hours of admin shifted out of your evening and back into the working day itself.
Drops into any patient-facing tool
Amical works at the OS layer, so it appears inside whatever EHR portal, secure-messaging tool, Word template, or email client you already use. There is no per-system plugin to vet, no integration project, and no change to how charts and letters get filed.
What you'd dictate
Experience the future of dictation
Local and Cloud Models
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Custom Vocabulary
Customize the AI to recognize your specific terminology, jargon, and proper nouns for industry-specific accuracy and personalized transcription results.
Custom Shortcuts
Create personalized voice commands and shortcuts to streamline your workflow and boost productivity with hands-free operation.
Multi Language Support
Transcribe and dictate in 100+ languages with native-level accuracy. Switch between languages seamlessly or use mixed-language dictation.