Outpatient care
Keep the consultation moving
Capture the encounter as it happens, then review a structured consultation note instead of rebuilding it afterwards.
Where Yetu fits
Built for care that cannot pause for paperwork.
Yetu is designed for clinical settings where documentation must happen close to care, without asking the clinician to choose between the patient and the record.
Closer to care
Capture the detail while it is still present.
Clinical information is easiest to lose when documentation is delayed. Yetu is designed to capture authorised conversations and observations in the natural rhythm of the encounter, then return them as a draft for review.
WHAT CHANGES
Less reconstruction from memory
A clearer first draft
Review stays with the clinician
One workflow before wider rollout
CLINICAL CONTEXT STUDY
The experience
Before, during and after the encounter.
The product is designed to stay simple for the clinician while the documentation continues around the work.
- BEFOREReady in the paired experience
Choose the encounter
Set the right patient context and documentation workflow.
- DURINGVisible state, close to care
Control capture deliberately
Start, pause and stop while speaking and working naturally.
- AFTERClinician retains final control
Review a structured draft
Correct the content and approve the record when it is ready.
Initial use cases
Start where documentation follows the clinician.
The strongest starting point is a repeated workflow with a clear review path and a clinical team ready to shape it.
Rehabilitation
Document while care stays hands-on
Record observations, progress and follow-up during movement-led sessions where repeated phone handling is impractical.
Procedures and rounds
Preserve the sequence
Turn naturally spoken observations into an ordered draft that the responsible clinician can correct and approve.
Value for the team
One product, value across the care system.
Yetu is being shaped around the people who create, rely on and improve the clinical record.
CliniciansMore attention for the encounter
Review a structured draft instead of reconstructing the visit.
HospitalsA more consistent documentation path
Shape templates and review around a defined service workflow.
PatientsA clinician who can stay present
Reduce unnecessary device handling during the conversation.
Teaching and researchBetter structured source material
Work from approved records when a governed secondary use is appropriate.
Explore a pilot
Bring us one workflow that is costing your clinical team time.
We can begin with the current documentation path, the people who use it and the change that would make the workflow meaningfully better.