Tips for documenting patient care
Find a documentation approach that works for you, with articles on clinical notes, intake forms, charting templates, and tools that can make note-taking easier.
SOAP Notes: How to Spend Less Time Charting with Jane and AI
Learn how to write SOAP notes using AI. Jane's HIPAA-compliant AI Scribe speeds up charting so you can document thoroughly and still eat lunch.
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5 minutes
Using an AI Scribe: How to Talk to Clients & Get Consent
AI is having its moment. Around 500–600 million people use it daily to plan meals, send break-up texts, and even write clinical notes.
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11 minutes
AI Scribe for Health Practitioners: a Guide to Getting Started
Are you using AI? New AI tools promise to lighten your admin load, help with documentation, or give your schedule a little breathing room.
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10 minutes
Charting New Territory: Tips for Switching to Electronic Charts
Leaving paper charting behind is hard, even with good reasons to switch: lower supply costs, no storage or shredding, off-site access, and better legibility.
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4 minutes
Gain Back Your Treatment Time With Online Intake Forms
Spend less of your appointment on paperwork. Here’s how online intake forms help you gain back valuable time with patients.
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5 minutes
Intake Forms Done Right: How to Make a Great First Impression
A well-crafted intake form gathers health histories, goals, and preferences, and sets clear expectations from the first point of contact.
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4 minutes
Bye-Bye Filing Cabinets, Hello to More Patients: Mitaka Chiro Goes Paperless
See how Mitaka Chiro said goodbye to their filing cabinets, went paperless with Jane, and made room for more patients.
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4 minutes