Markus for midwives
Markus knows your documents, antenatal consultation note, referral letter to the obstetrician, prescription, and writes them in your own style, while you follow your patients. A copilot that speaks pregnancy follow-up, not just a scribe.
The documents Markus writes for you.
From your dictation, in your own template. The consultation note, the referral letter to the obstetrician, the prescription, reviewed in a minute, signed.
An example of a document generated by Markus, in your own style.
Spontaneous pregnancy, well tolerated. Fetal movements well felt. No contractions, no bleeding, no urinary symptoms or signs of pre-eclampsia. Sleep adequate.
- Second pregnancy, first birth vaginal at term, uncomplicated.
- Serologies up to date, toxoplasmosis non-immune (monthly monitoring).
- Blood group O Rhesus positive. Sixth-month work-up unremarkable.
- BP 138/85 mmHg, weight +9 kg since the start of pregnancy.
- Symphysis-fundal height 30 cm, fetal heart sounds heard and regular.
- Urine dipstick: no proteinuria, no glycosuria.
- Borderline BP today: obstetrician's opinion and closer monitoring.
- Continue monthly toxoplasmosis serology.
- Next consultation at 36 weeks, third-trimester ultrasound scheduled.
- Advice on the warning signs that should prompt an urgent review.
How a consultation with Markus unfolds.
Markus fits into your consultation without changing your habits.
You consult, Markus listens
You run your history-taking and examination out loud, the patient replies. Markus listens and structures it, no note-taking.
Markus writes in your style
Note, referral letter, prescription: the document comes out in your own template, gestational age, history, examination and management plan already ordered.
You review, you sign
A glance, an occasional correction. You keep the final say on every document you sign. Markus learns from each of your corrections.
It's sent and filed
Letter sent to the colleague, prescription given to the patient, note ready to paste into the file. Before the patient has left the practice.
What Markus handles in follow-up.
Six tasks taken off your plate, starting with the two generic scribes leave aside: the referral letter and the consultation note.
Your referral letters, written in your style
Letter to the obstetrician or doctor when a situation moves beyond the physiological: Markus pulls together the gestational age, obstetric history, reason and monitoring, and writes the letter in your own template. You review, you sign.
Your consultation note, structured on its own
Ordered antenatal or postnatal note, gestational age, history, examination, management plan, from your dictation. No more notes rebuilt from memory in the evening, no more double entry.
Prescriptions and declarations, in a few words
Follow-up blood tests, supplementation, ultrasound, contraception, pregnancy declaration: Markus prepares the draft to standard, within your scope of practice. You review and sign, the signature stays your act in your own software.
Eyes on the patient, not the screen
You run your history-taking and examination out loud, the patient replies. Markus listens and structures it, no note-taking. You start and stop listening with one tap.
The pregnancy follow-up, picked up where you left it
Patient back for her monthly consultation? Markus remembers the gestational age, the obstetric history, the serologies and the progress. You pick up the thread without re-reading the whole file.
Guidelines, during the consultation
Clinical guidelines and the markers of pregnancy follow-up: a sourced answer in seconds, without leaving the patient or opening fifteen tabs.
Co-created with practitioners.
Markus is co-developed with practitioners, shaped by how they actually work and the feedback they share. Every feature is tested in a real practice before it ships.
Your patient data, and how it's protected.
Four concrete commitments on how your health data is handled.
No AI training on your data
Your transcriptions and reports are never used to train a model. Not by us, not by anyone. It's written down. It's contractual.