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Your Clinician Dashboard
After logging in you land on the Clinician Dashboard. All your patients are listed here.
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Set up a report template (optional)
Visit Library in the top navigation to choose or create a report template. Templates control the structure, voice, and formatting of every report you generate. You can customise one of our existing templates — including adding your own practice header and branding — or upload past reports to create a fully custom template from scratch.
Customise section settings within your template
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Open a patient & create an evaluation
Click a patient's name to open their profile, then click + Add Evaluation, give it a name, and click Create.
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Go to evaluation, add collaterals & send forms
Click Go to Evaluation → to open it. Before filling in clinical sections, you can add collaterals and assign intake forms to send to the patient.
Add collaterals
Scroll down to the Collaterals section. Add guardians and secondary collaterals whose contact details can be used to send forms.
Assign & send forms and documents
Click + Add Forms and Documents to select from the library. The library includes documents (PDFs/Word) and interactive forms patients fill out digitally.
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Fill in each section — your way
Each section offers multiple input methods. You can use more than one per section — combine a form with source materials, or write your own and refine it with AI. When you're done, click Mark Section Finished.
Background section
Uses a structured form with sections for developmental, medical, educational, psychiatric, and family history. If the patient completed the Developmental and Family History Questionnaire, their responses will populate here automatically.
Behavioral Observations section
The Observation forms tab provides a structured checklist you check off during the testing session. The AI converts your selections into a full clinical narrative.
Data section
Upload score reports (PDF) or Data Summary Sheets (Excel) under Testing Files. The AI uses these to generate the data narrative. You can also use Score Sheet to enter scores manually — when the report is generated, you will receive an Excel score sheet pre-populated with your data.
Results section
Paste your results narrative directly into the text field. The AI will refine it after the report is generated.
Summary & Diagnosis section
Use the Summary & diagnosis form to enter confirmed diagnoses by name or ICD-11 code, ruled-out conditions, and supporting clinical findings.
Recommendations section
NeuroScribeAI generates evidence-based recommendations tailored to the client's profile using the findings from the Summary & Diagnosis section. You can control the format, number, and types of recommendations in your template settings.
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Other input options: source materials & write your own
For any section, you can upload notes or recordings instead of using a form, or write the narrative yourself.
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Generate the report
Click Generate Report in the top right. Select the sections to include, choose your template, and click Generate.
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Review & edit with AI
The report opens with all sections in the left sidebar. Expand any section to read it. Click Edit with AI to open the AI chat editor for that section.
In the AI editor
Type what you want changed in the chat box. The AI rewrites the section and shows tracked edits — additions in blue, deletions in strikethrough.
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Access & export your reports
All generated reports live under the Reports tab in the evaluation header.
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Save as template for next time
Once you're happy with a report's structure and tone, click Save as Template from the report view. Your template library lives under the Library tab.
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Questions or feedback? Let us know
We're in beta. Use the Contact Us form in the footer to report bugs, request features, or share feedback.
You're ready to go
Dashboard → Template → Add Patient → Add Evaluation
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Collaterals & Forms → Fill Sections → Generate → Edit → Export