Example story
A solo practitioner reclaims the end of the day
A single-chair clinic returned to seeing patients only — not seeing patients then writing notes for two hours.
Solo general practice1 chair · 2 staffWestern Europe
Challenge
The clinician was finishing patients at 6 pm and finishing notes at 8 pm. Burn-out symptoms were starting to show after 18 months on the same schedule.
Why Faurenis
A solo practitioner has the highest documentation cost per patient because nobody else can absorb it. Faurenis collapsed that cost.
Workflow
Two-week sandbox, then one week of fallback overlap, then Faurenis as primary from week 4.
Results
- End-of-day documentation collapsed from ~120 minutes to ~10 minutes.
- Self-reported energy at the end of the day improved.
- No change in note completeness — measured by clinical-lead spot check.
Modules used
Ambient ScribeTemplates
"I am present in the room again. The notes are still done — they are just done by 6:15."