Last updated: 13 October 2026
The AI consultation feature analyses voice recordings or typed notes and structures them into clinical documentation with SNOMED-coded problems, observations, and clinical sections.
In the Clinical Record step of a consultation, click the AI button.
The AI analyses your input and returns structured data:
Before anything is inserted into the consultation, you see a preview where you can:
Click Confirm to insert the reviewed data into the draft consultation.
Content generated by AI is marked in the consultation record for audit purposes. This ensures clinical governance can distinguish between clinician-authored and AI-assisted documentation.
Tip: Speak naturally and include specific values when dictating. For example, say "blood pressure one-twenty over eighty" rather than just "blood pressure was normal". This helps the AI extract precise observation values.
In the new consultation (Jump Beta), the Jump scribe writes a note that keeps what a GP records: pertinent negatives, history detail, medicine specifics and the plan as you gave it. The note can include Patient advice and Safety net headings.
Allergies. Before you can Accept, the scribe shows an Allergies step with each allergy it heard, its reaction and the words it came from. Save each one in the allergy form, already filled in, or dismiss it. Accept never records an allergy by itself.
Booking context. The scribe reads the booking reason and any pre-appointment questionnaire as context only. It doesn't write anything into the note as discussed unless it was said.
Transcripts are deleted once the consultation is filed or discarded.