What to fix
Patient identifiers, names, dates of birth, medication names/doses, allergies.
Key clinical terms that were misheard (e.g., “ulnar” vs “ulcer”).
Critical negatives (no red flags; no chest pain) to steer the Plan.
Efficient workflow
Skim the transcript; correct high‑impact items first (IDs, meds, red flags).
Save changes; the latest edited text is used for the next Generate/Regenerate.
If audio was noisy, dictate a short recap; it’s often faster than heavy editing.
Practical tips
Use short corrections; no need to rewrite verbatim speech.
If multiple transcript parts exist, edit each that contains the error.
After editing, regenerate once; avoid repeated regenerations unless intent changes.
