CHECKING A PATIENT IN LIVE TRAINING
Step 1 of 3 — story and x-ray
The patient
X-RAY — this is the film for this patient
No x-ray is showing. Pick a practice patient, or upload a film.
Keeps the operating room full. Keeps people who do not need this surgeon out of the waiting room.
Authorized pilot access only. No real patient names.
SAMPLE DATA — see how DictatOR works with built-in practice dictations and patients. This does not train the twin and does not move readiness.
YOUR KNOWLEDGE — paste this surgeon’s own attested dictations and holdout cases. Readiness (confident / needs more samples) is measured only here.
Use the twin on a patient story. You will pick sample vs live for each case so they never mix.
People already flagged for this surgeon. Sign in your own words — signed sentences become live training.
See how each surgeon is loading live teach/holdout vs sample data, and whether their twin is ready.
Founders only — who pays, who signs, what we sell.
DictatOR is a diagnostic twin of one surgeon. It commits operate vs not in that surgeon’s words. The surgeon signs. Clinic slots stay for people who may need an operation.
$9–19 patient door — company keeps that fee. Visit credit is the practice’s choice.
Book means eligible to meet the surgeon, not an OR date.
Liability on the signed note stays with the surgeon. Product liability is overclaim on the unsigned door.
X-RAY — this is the film for this patient
No x-ray is showing. Pick a practice patient, or upload a film.
Eligible to meet you, or still unclear. Not an operating-room schedule.
You are looking at SAMPLE DATA. Load practice dictations and try practice patients. This never marks the twin “ready.”
Samples stay labeled demo. They do not train readiness.
Must not send a surgical patient home. Need a pass before anyone pays.
If readiness is not confident, tips below say what detail to add so the twin can speak in your terms.