Patient-Friendly Summaries at the Point of Care.
ClinixSummary can generate a patient-facing summary section at the end of every clinical note — written in plain, layman’s terms. Patients leave with a clear understanding of their diagnosis, treatment plan and next steps, improving adherence and satisfaction.
Layman’s Language Output
Translates clinical terminology into clear, easy-to-understand language. Medical jargon is replaced with plain explanations that patients and their families can act on confidently.
Structured Patient Handout
Each summary includes: what was discussed, the diagnosis in simple terms, the treatment plan, medications prescribed, warning signs to watch for, and when to follow up.
Multilingual Support
Patient summaries can be generated in any of ClinixSummary’s supported languages, ensuring patients receive information in the language they are most comfortable with.
Printable & Shareable
Patient leaflets are formatted for easy printing at the point of care or can be exported as PDF and shared digitally via patient portals or messaging systems.
How It Works
When you enable the Patient Information Leaflet option before or during a consultation, ClinixSummary appends a patient-facing summary to the end of your clinical note. The summary is generated from the same encounter data but rewritten for a non-clinical audience. You review and approve the summary before handing it to the patient — ensuring accuracy and personalisation.
Better-informed patients, better outcomes.
Improved Patient Satisfaction
Patients who receive written summaries of their visit report higher satisfaction, better understanding of their condition, and greater confidence in their care plan.
Better Treatment Adherence
Research shows that patients who receive written discharge instructions are significantly more likely to follow treatment plans, take medications correctly and attend follow-up appointments.
Fewer Follow-up Calls
Clear, written information reduces the volume of “What did the doctor say?” calls to your front desk, freeing staff time and reducing administrative burden.