How To Use Our New Appointment Features to Prepare for Consultations

|
April 1, 2020

Visiting your doctor can be intimidating and even a little scary. Studies have shown that fear affects the cognitive functions of the brain: perception, attention, and memory. Clarity, focus, and recall of what your doctor said are vital for making important choices for your well-being. 

With Medcorder, you can track your upcoming appointments, get prepared by organizing logistics with family, create a list of questions for your doctor, and get a high-quality recording and transcription of your consultation. We want you to get the most out of your visit with your doctor and believe that being prepared benefits you and everyone supporting your care.


Adding Upcoming Appointments

Once you're all set up with an account and shared patient group, it's time to add upcoming appointments. To do this, tap the calendar icon in the lower left of your screen. When the appointment cell opens, add the appointment topic and all logistical information. You can add questions you want to ask your doctor to the appointment detail screen. Family members in your group can also view and add questions to the appointment detail. 

To see upcoming appointments, tap the calendar icon in the upper right corner of your screen. In this view, you can see all past appointments, as well as upcoming ones. You can also add a new appointment by tapping the plus sign in the upper right corner. 


Planning and Collaborating with Family 

Use the text feature in your patient group to exchange ideas with your family about how to prepare for your visit. You can also use this feature to arrange things like transportation, assistance with meals, and any other ways you might need help.

 

Access Questions and Take Notes While Recording 

If you have added your upcoming appointment to your patient group, you will receive a reminder to record your consultation fifteen minutes before the start of your appointment. Tap the record button in the reminder banner to start recording. Make sure you follow best practices (link to FAQ page) for recording. 

To view your questions while recording, tap the "Questions" link at the bottom of the purple recording screen. To make notes, tap the "Notes" link located next to Questions. Notes will autosave to your appointment details. 


Sharing What the Doctor Said

Saving your recording adds it to the appointment details. Please note that for long recordings 20 mins or more, it takes about half of the time transcription to occur. 

All family members who have been invited to your room and have installed the Medcorder app, should be able to view your appointment details, including questions, notes, audio recording, and transcription. When you and your family know exactly what the doctor said, this ensures you get the best care possible. 



Subscribe to our Newsletter

Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox.

More Articles

Medcorder & UCSF Begin mENCORE Feasibility Clinical Trial To Help Prostate Cancer Patients With Medical Consult Recordings

(Redwood City, CA) September 11, 2020 - Medcorder, Inc today announces that UCSF has begun its mENCORE feasibility clinical trial (mHealth ElectroNic COnsultation REcording) - to help prostate cancer patients better understand their treatment and diagnosis by using Medcorder, a free mobile app designed for patients to record, transcribe, and discuss medical consultations...

Read More

Medcorder Updates: New Telemedicine Features and Improved Audio Technology

It’s no surprise that many doctor appointments are now happening over the phone, and we’ve been working hard to make Medcorder as helpful for telemedicine consultations as it is in person. With the latest version of Medcorder (Version 3.3), we’ve added a key new telemedicine feature: automatic appointment recording of calls from your doctor.  Read on for more on how it works, and other new features we've added!

Read More

Medcorder Stories: Staying Connected, Even When Distanced

During these times of the Covid-19 Pandemic, we've heard many stories from the community of Medcorder users about how they're adapting and adjusting. Below we're happy to share Donna's story, which she generously shared with us. These are the kinds of stories we love to be able to tell.

Read More
© 2019 Medcorder, Inc
TERMS AND CONDITIONSPrivacy PolicyCookie policy