Cycle documentation never ends
Each chemo cycle requires its own progress note tied to the regimen, the cycle number, the dose, the labs, and the adverse-event grading. Multiply by panel size — and that's your evening.
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Oncology
An AI scribe built for oncology workflows
Tumor-board summaries, chemo-cycle documentation, and NCCN-aligned coding — drafted from the encounter and tied to the transcript.
The problem
What slows oncology down
Tumor-board summaries are written twice
Cases get discussed in tumor board, then re-summarized for the chart, then re-summarized for the referral. Same content, three reformats.
NCCN-aligned phrasing is non-negotiable
Treatment-plan documentation has to align with NCCN guidelines or insurers (and auditors) push back. Generic AI scribes don't speak this dialect.
How Augustun fits
Built for the way you actually work
Cycle-aware AI Scribe
Augustun captures the regimen, cycle number, dose adjustments, and adverse-event grade from the visit and produces a cycle-attached progress note.
Tumor-board summary drafted once
From the discussion transcript, Augustun produces a single summary you can reformat for the chart and for the referral — without rewriting.
ICD-10 + CPT for infusion and imaging
C-codes by tumor type, infusion CPT (96413/96415/96365) and PET/CT (78815/78816) tied to the encounter with rationale.
Longitudinal oncology context
Session Prep surfaces the last cycle's labs, current line of therapy, and recent adverse events so every visit picks up where the last one left off.
Outcomes
What clinicians report
3+
Hours saved per oncologist per day on documentation
99%
Note compliance for oncology-specific fields
Multi-line
Therapy and tumor-board context carried across visits
FAQ
Oncology — common questions
Can Augustun handle cycle-specific chemo notes?
Yes. Augustun captures the regimen, cycle number, dose modifications, and adverse-event grade from the visit and produces a cycle-attached progress note ready for the chart.
Will the AI suggest the right infusion or imaging CPT?
Yes. Infusion CPT (96413/96415/96365) and PET/CT (78815/78816) are proposed from the visit context with rationale.
Does Augustun preserve longitudinal context across cycles?
Yes. Session Prep pulls the prior cycle's labs, current line of therapy, and recent adverse-event history into each visit so context carries forward automatically.
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