AI scribe
for dietitians.

Yes. A dietitian starts with an initial assessment and a progress note in ADIME format (Assessment, Diagnosis, Intervention, and Monitoring / Evaluation) plus a referral letter. Hanah fills each section from the consult: anthropometrics and intake with figures and units, the targets set and topics covered, and which indicators to monitor and when they're reviewed.

Yes. The Diagnosis section records the nutrition diagnosis you stated as a PES statement: the problem, related to the aetiology, as evidenced by signs or symptoms. For example, “Inadequate protein intake related to poor appetite, as evidenced by diet history.” It's drawn from what was said in the consult, and you review it like the rest of the draft.

Yes, if you use patient engagement. The nutrition care plan holds breakfast, lunch and dinner recipe cards built from what you discussed, each with ingredients, steps and per-serve nutrition. Patients can log a meal with a photo, and Hanah ticks the plan items it can see for you to review. Patient engagement is optional; the notes work without it.

Hanah is a platform for modern health practices, and it starts with an AI scribe. The scribe drafts your notes, letters and referrals from the consult, and it runs standalone in your web browser or on iPhone, iPad and Android, with nothing to migrate. It doesn't need a practice management system or the browser extension. If your practice uses Cliniko, Halaxy, Nookal or Zanda, the optional Hanah browser extension puts the scribe inside it and sends each note to the right patient record. Care plans and a patient app that keep patients on plan between visits, and analytics across the practice, are there when you want them. You don't need either to use the scribe.

Yes. Hanah's AI scribe drafts your notes, referrals and care plans from the consult, in your own voice, and it can be the only part of Hanah you use. It runs inside Cliniko, Halaxy, Nookal and Zanda through the browser extension, or standalone if you don't use a practice management system. Patient engagement and practice analytics are in the same account if you want them later, but the scribe doesn't depend on them.

No. Hanah helps you find and summarise information in existing notes and documents, and draft records of the findings, diagnoses and plans you provide. It supports your search for evidence within those materials and your review of the sources; it does not independently diagnose, choose treatment or decide what to investigate next. You assess the evidence, make the clinical decisions and check every draft against its sources.

Yes. Record the consult or dictate afterwards, review the draft, and send the note to your practice management system or keep it in Hanah. You don't have to set up care plans, invite patients or use the analytics, and patients aren't sent anything unless you choose to send it. If you want patient engagement later, it's in the same account, with nothing to move across.

Hanah is built for allied health, GP, and specialist practices — from solo practitioners to multi-clinician groups — and the owners, managers, and clinicians who run them.

Patient records are stored in Australia, the UK or the US. New Zealand practices are served from Australia, and we also serve practices in Europe. Our data processing agreement lists which regions each step happens in. Bank-level encryption, and no model training on patient data. The regional Trust Centers list the full controls.

About 10 minutes to onboard each clinician. Most practices have the scribe live in week one and patient engagement switched on by week two.