The record is a timeline, not a SOAP
Induction, airway, vitals events, and emergence have to match what happened. A clinic-style note cannot hold an anesthetic record.
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Anesthesiology
An AI scribe built for anesthesia documentation
Airway notes, acute pain service, and medical-direction attestations — ASA class, airway, and block details drafted from the case, not reconstructed at sign-out.
The problem
What slows anesthesiology down
Airway events need a procedure note the next team can trust
Grade view, device, attempts, and complications are how the next anesthesiologist avoids a surprise. ‘Intubated easily’ is not enough.
APS consults and CMS attestations are different documents
Acute pain rounding notes and the seven medical-direction requirements cannot be one copied paragraph.
How Augustun fits
Built for the way you actually work
Anesthesia-aware documentation
Airway management procedure notes capture device, attempts, and complications from the case discussion.
Acute pain service that rounds cleanly
APS consult and daily progress notes keep block, pump, and pain scores in a consult structure.
ASA, airway, and direction language
Documentation is structured so medical-direction attestations and pain-service work have matching clinical text.
Anesthesia template library
Airway notes, APS consults, APS daily notes, and CMS medical-direction attestations.
Outcomes
What clinicians report
45min
Typical time recovered per OR day on notes and APS charts
Airway
Device, view, and attempts captured in a procedure note
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, Cerner, PICIS)
FAQ
Anesthesiology — common questions
Does Augustun replace the intraoperative anesthesia record?
No. It drafts structured procedure, consult, and attestation notes from the case discussion. The physiologic record still lives in your AIMS/EHR.
Can it document difficult airways?
Yes. Device, view, attempts, and complications are structured into an airway management procedure note.
Does it help with acute pain service rounding notes?
Yes. APS consults and daily progress notes capture blocks, pumps, and pain scores from rounds.
Free templates
Documentation templates for anesthesiology
Ready-to-use SOAP, BIRP, and specialty note templates you can copy into your workflow today.
Try Augustun for Anesthesiology
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