AI assistance
MedJot has five AI-backed tools. All of them draft text from the assessment you have already recorded, and all of them produce a draft for you to check.
| Tool | What it drafts |
|---|---|
| Differential diagnosis | Differentials from the structured assessment |
| ATMIST pre-alert | An ATMIST pre-alert for resus |
| GP handover (SBAR) | An SBAR handover message to the patient's GP |
| Safeguarding assist | Expectations and concerns wording for your trust's own safeguarding form |
| Text assist | A rewrite of free text you wrote |
The rules that apply to all of them
They read structured findings, not your screen. The tools are built from what you recorded in the form — findings, scores, observations — not from the generated report text. This is what allows the request to be assembled precisely and redacted reliably.
The patient is only ever "Pt". No name is constructed, and none is passed through.
Nothing is stored. MedJot logs which feature ran and how many tokens it used, for billing and abuse prevention. The text sent and the response returned are not stored.
Everything is a draft. Clinical responsibility for what you file is yours. Nothing an AI tool produces reaches a record without you putting it there.
They never invent clinical content. A finding you did not record does not appear. Text assist in particular may only re-express what you already wrote.
An observation you did not take is not assumed. The prompts say so explicitly — an unrecorded parameter must not be treated as normal or as abnormal.
Full detail: What gets sent, and what doesn't.
Premium and availability
The AI tools are gateable behind MedJot Premium. Which ones require it at any given time is set centrally, so it can change; when a tool is locked it shows an explanatory panel rather than disappearing.
They also require a connection. When one fails because there is no signal, MedJot offers to queue it — for the three one-shot generators only, and never without asking.
Which model
The tools are backed by Google's Gemini. See Subprocessors for what that means contractually and Data flows for what crosses the network.
Getting good results
- Record before you generate. The tools reason from what is in the form. A differential list built from three findings will look like a differential list built from three findings.
- Complete an observation set. Vitals change every one of these outputs.
- Use the free text. The structured options cannot cover everything, and what you type is read.
- Read it properly. These tools are good at structure and wording, which is precisely why a wrong clinical statement in one reads as plausible.