The patient answers at home. You start the visit prepared.
Send a questionnaire before the appointment. The patient answers on their phone without logging in, and you get a summary with suggestions of what to ask about.
Four steps
Use a ready-made questionnaire, or build your own in the form builder.
MedAid creates the link. Fill in an e-mail address and MedAid sends the invitation; otherwise you copy the link and send it yourself. MedAid never sends SMS.
On their phone, with no login and without giving a national ID number. They just enter the date and time of their appointment.
A short summary with suggestions for the doctor. Attach it to the consultation and the clinical note builds on it too.
Build the form the way you want it
Use one of the template forms, or copy it and change it.
Build the questions yourself. The patient sees them in the order you set.
Let the next question depend on the last answer, so the patient skips what does not apply.
One form for back pain, one for a first visit, one for a check-up.
Why it is worth it
Half the history is taken before the patient sits down.
Medication lists and symptoms are more accurate without time pressure.
MedAid points at what is worth following up in the answers.
Attach the summary to the consultation and it is taken into account when the note is written.
What the patient sees
A simple web page with the questions, opened from the link you sent. No app, no login, no account.
The patient gives no national ID number. They type the date and time of the appointment, and the answers attach to it.
The invitation text says plainly that the doctor reads the answers and makes all the decisions.
Common questions
Does MedAid send SMS to the patient?
- No. MedAid creates the link; you send it yourself, the way you already communicate with patients.
Does the patient have to log in?
- No. The link opens in a normal browser, and the patient gives no national ID number.
What if the patient doesn't answer?
- Nothing goes wrong. The consultation runs as usual, without a summary.
Do the answers end up in the clinical note?
- Only if you attach the summary to the consultation. Then it is read when the note is written, and you approve it as usual.
Send a form before your next visit
Free trial. Log in with BankID and try a ready-made questionnaire.