How it works

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Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask in plain language and AskPam answers in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Not a chatbot with no access to your data: a layer on your own record.

  • Plain question, plain answer
  • Reads the whole history, not the last note
  • Source next to every answer
  • Ask in any language, records in another
JV
J. Vermeer
Record since 2019
AskPam
Has this patient been on metformin before, and at what dose?
Yes. Metformin was started at 500 mg in March 2023 and increased to 1000 mg in August 2023 after a raised HbA1c. Still listed as a current medication.
Consult, 14 Mar 2023Lab, HbA1c
Any allergies I should know about?
None recorded. Last checked at intake, 8 January.
Ask anything about this record
Ask and draft

From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.

Summarise the last five consults, list current medication, pull the HbA1c trend. Then go one step further: ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the dossier. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.

  • Summaries, medication, referrals, labs
  • Drafts letters and summaries from the record
  • Every line traced to a source
  • Drafts go to you, not to the record
AskPam
Draft, not sent
Draft a referral to rheumatology for this patient
Referral, rheumatology

Dear colleague,

I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1

She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2

Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3

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Prep and triage

The history read before the patient walks in.

Before each consult, AskPam pulls what changed since last time, what is still open and what is worth asking. Two minutes of reading becomes twenty seconds, and nothing from the last visit gets lost.

  • What changed since last visit
  • Open items flagged
  • Questions worth asking
  • Ready before you open the door
MB
M. Bakker
Next consult 09:40
Prepared 08:50
Since last visit
Sertraline raised to 100 mg on 12 March. Next check is due.
Sleep still short, reported at the last two visits.
Blood work ordered 20 April, results are in the record.
Worth asking
Has the higher dose helped with the mornings?
Cardiology referral from April is still open. Check whether it went out.
Sources and safety

Every answer shows its sources. The record stays untouched.

AskPam reads the record and never writes to it. Every answer and every draft points at the consult, letter or result it came from, and you can see what was read as well as what was used. Every query is logged, access follows your roles, and data never leaves the EU.

  • Reads the record, never writes to it
  • Every answer cites its source
  • Every query logged, access by role
  • Data never leaves the EU
Sources for this answer
4 documents read
Sertraline went from 50 mg to 100 mg on 12 March. Oxazepam was tapered and stopped in April.
Consult, Dr. Jansensertraline increased from 50 mg to 100 mg
Used
Consult, Dr. Jansenoxazepam tapered over two weeks, stopped
Used
Lab resultsread, not used for this answer
Read
Intakeread, not used for this answer
Read
Read onlyNo training on patient dataData never leaves the EU
How it works

Your patient's full story. One question away.

Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask in plain language and AskPam answers in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Not a chatbot with no access to your data: a layer on your own record.

  • Plain question, plain answer
  • Reads the whole history, not the last note
  • Source next to every answer
  • Ask in any language, records in another
JV
J. Vermeer
Record since 2019
AskPam
Has this patient been on metformin before, and at what dose?
Yes. Metformin was started at 500 mg in March 2023 and increased to 1000 mg in August 2023 after a raised HbA1c. Still listed as a current medication.
Consult, 14 Mar 2023Lab, HbA1c
Any allergies I should know about?
None recorded. Last checked at intake, 8 January.
Ask anything about this record
Ask and draft

From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.

Summarise the last five consults, list current medication, pull the HbA1c trend. Then go one step further: ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the dossier. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.

  • Summaries, medication, referrals, labs
  • Drafts letters and summaries from the record
  • Every line traced to a source
  • Drafts go to you, not to the record
AskPam
Draft, not sent
Draft a referral to rheumatology for this patient
Referral, rheumatology

Dear colleague,

I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1

She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2

Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3

Numbers point at the consult or result each line came from.
EditCopy to letter
Prep and triage

The history read before the patient walks in.

Before each consult, AskPam pulls what changed since last time, what is still open and what is worth asking. Two minutes of reading becomes twenty seconds, and nothing from the last visit gets lost.

  • What changed since last visit
  • Open items flagged
  • Questions worth asking
  • Ready before you open the door
MB
M. Bakker
Next consult 09:40
Prepared 08:50
Since last visit
Sertraline raised to 100 mg on 12 March. Next check is due.
Sleep still short, reported at the last two visits.
Blood work ordered 20 April, results are in the record.
Worth asking
Has the higher dose helped with the mornings?
Cardiology referral from April is still open. Check whether it went out.
Sources and safety

Every answer shows its sources. The record stays untouched.

AskPam reads the record and never writes to it. Every answer and every draft points at the consult, letter or result it came from, and you can see what was read as well as what was used. Every query is logged, access follows your roles, and data never leaves the EU.

  • Reads the record, never writes to it
  • Every answer cites its source
  • Every query logged, access by role
  • Data never leaves the EU
Sources for this answer
4 documents read
Sertraline went from 50 mg to 100 mg on 12 March. Oxazepam was tapered and stopped in April.
Consult, Dr. Jansensertraline increased from 50 mg to 100 mg
Used
Consult, Dr. Jansenoxazepam tapered over two weeks, stopped
Used
Lab resultsread, not used for this answer
Read
Intakeread, not used for this answer
Read
Read onlyNo training on patient dataData never leaves the EU
AskPam

AskPam, answers at your fingertips.

Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask AskPam in plain language and get an answer in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Ask for a letter, and it drafts one from the record.

AskPam

AskPam, answers at your fingertips.

Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask AskPam in plain language and get an answer in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Ask for a letter, and it drafts one from the record.

AskPam

AskPam, answers at your fingertips.

Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask AskPam in plain language and get an answer in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Ask for a letter, and it drafts one from the record.

How it works

Your patient's full story. One question away.

Stop clicking through tabs and scrolling through years of records. Ask in plain language and AskPam answers in seconds, with the clinical context attached and the source cited. Not a chatbot with no access to your data: a layer on your own record.

  • Plain question, plain answer
  • Reads the whole history, not the last note
  • Source next to every answer
  • Ask in any language, records in another
JV
J. Vermeer
Record since 2019
AskPam
Has this patient been on metformin before, and at what dose?
Yes. Metformin was started at 500 mg in March 2023 and increased to 1000 mg in August 2023 after a raised HbA1c. Still listed as a current medication.
Consult, 14 Mar 2023Lab, HbA1c
Any allergies I should know about?
None recorded. Last checked at intake, 8 January.
Ask anything about this record
Ask and draft

From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.

Summarise the last five consults, list current medication, pull the HbA1c trend. Then go one step further: ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the dossier. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.

  • Summaries, medication, referrals, labs
  • Drafts letters and summaries from the record
  • Every line traced to a source
  • Drafts go to you, not to the record
AskPam
Draft, not sent
Draft a referral to rheumatology for this patient
Referral, rheumatology

Dear colleague,

I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1

She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2

Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3

Numbers point at the consult or result each line came from.
EditCopy to letter
Prep and triage

The history read before the patient walks in.

Before each consult, AskPam pulls what changed since last time, what is still open and what is worth asking. Two minutes of reading becomes twenty seconds, and nothing from the last visit gets lost.

  • What changed since last visit
  • Open items flagged
  • Questions worth asking
  • Ready before you open the door
MB
M. Bakker
Next consult 09:40
Prepared 08:50
Since last visit
Sertraline raised to 100 mg on 12 March. Next check is due.
Sleep still short, reported at the last two visits.
Blood work ordered 20 April, results are in the record.
Worth asking
Has the higher dose helped with the mornings?
Cardiology referral from April is still open. Check whether it went out.
Sources and safety

Every answer shows its sources. The record stays untouched.

AskPam reads the record and never writes to it. Every answer and every draft points at the consult, letter or result it came from, and you can see what was read as well as what was used. Every query is logged, access follows your roles, and data never leaves the EU.

  • Reads the record, never writes to it
  • Every answer cites its source
  • Every query logged, access by role
  • Data never leaves the EU
Sources for this answer
4 documents read
Sertraline went from 50 mg to 100 mg on 12 March. Oxazepam was tapered and stopped in April.
Consult, Dr. Jansensertraline increased from 50 mg to 100 mg
Used
Consult, Dr. Jansenoxazepam tapered over two weeks, stopped
Used
Lab resultsread, not used for this answer
Read
Intakeread, not used for this answer
Read
Read onlyNo training on patient dataData never leaves the EU

Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.

AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.

Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.

AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.

Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.

AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.