How It Works
After selecting a patient, you'll see a menu of items from their Cerbo chart that you can attach to your encounter. Select what's relevant, and Attend will use that context when generating your note.
What's Available
Health Profile
A consolidated summary of the patient's key clinical data, including:
Demographics — name, date of birth, sex, status
Current medications — active prescriptions with drug name, strength, dosage, and directions
Active problems — current problem list with status and onset date
Past medical history, family history, and social history** — notes from the patient's chart
Supplements — current supplements with dosage and instructions
Vaccines — administered vaccines with dates
This is compiled from several parts of the Cerbo chart into one summary. It's a great starting point for most encounters since it gives Attend the broadest picture of the patient.
Visit Notes
Up to 20 recent signed encounter notes from the patient's chart, displayed newest first. Each shows:
Encounter title
Date of service
Encounter type
Signing date
Only signed encounters are included — drafts and unsigned notes don't appear.
Reports (Documents)
Up to 20 recent documents from the patient's chart, such as uploaded files, lab reports, or scanned records. Each shows:
Document name
Folder location
File type
Date added
PDF documents are automatically processed so their text contents can be used for context. Other document types with text content are included directly.
How to Add Context
1. Select your patient from search or your schedule
2. Browse the context menu
3. Check the items you want — the health profile, specific visit notes, specific documents, or any combination
4. Attend uses the selected items when generating your note