EpikVoice — Voice Clinical Notes

What are the 10 clinical-note fields, and how are they filled?

Last updated: 2026-05-26

Every voice clinical note is auto-structured into 10 fields: Chief Complaint, History of Present Illness, Medical History, Observation, Investigation, Diagnosis, Treatment Plan, Treatment, Cost, and Notes. The AI fills only what you said — empty fields stay empty rather than being invented.

The 10 fields

Structured fields in every voice clinical note
FieldWhat it captures
Chief ComplaintWhat the patient came in with, in their words.
History of Present IllnessOnset, duration, triggers, what has been tried.
Medical HistoryRelevant conditions, prior treatments, family history.
ObservationWhat you saw on exam — intra-oral findings, mobility, swelling, etc.
InvestigationX-rays ordered, vitality tests, lab work.
DiagnosisYour clinical impression.
Treatment PlanWhat you intend to do, in what order.
TreatmentWhat you actually did today.
CostFee for today’s work and/or full plan estimate.
NotesAnything else — patient instructions, follow-up rationale, internal reminders.

How fields get filled

When you dictate the consultation, the AI listens for cues that match each field — "patient complains of pain on tooth 36" → Chief Complaint; "I am seeing decay on the distal" → Observation; "we will need a root canal followed by a crown" → Treatment Plan.

You do not need to announce the fields. Just speak naturally. If you do not mention something, the field stays empty — the AI will not invent content.

Editing fields

Each field accepts free text up to roughly 2,000 characters. Click into any field to add or correct. Edits update the record without changing the visit’s position on the timeline.

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