Let patients talk naturally. Start the visit prepared.
Lisa invites patients to share their story through natural spoken conversation, then prepares a focused, patient-reported history for the family physician. Explore how that context can support consultation documentation and clinician-reviewed drafts.
A conversation, not a long questionnaire.
Let patients talk naturally. Start the visit prepared.
Lisa invites patients to share their story through natural spoken conversation, then prepares a focused, patient-reported history for the family physician. Explore how that context can support consultation documentation and clinician-reviewed drafts.
A conversation, not a long questionnaire.
From spoken history to clinician-ready documentation.
From a natural spoken history to physician-ready context, consultation documentation and clinician-controlled drafts. Explore each step of a single fictional encounter.
The patient tells their story.
Lisa uses a natural voice conversation with a typed alternative. Questions respond to information the patient has already shared.
- Natural spoken questions
- Conversation stays in context
- Typed reply is available
Conversation
What are the main things you would like your doctor to help with today?
I've felt exhausted for about three months, sometimes dizzy when I stand, and my periods have been much heavier for the last five cycles.
You mentioned heavier periods. How long do they last now, and how heavy is the bleeding?
Seven or eight days instead of four or five. On the heavy days I change pads every two to three hours and sometimes pass clots.
You mentioned feeling lightheaded when you stand. Has that ever led to you passing out?
From spoken history to clinician-ready documentation.
From a natural spoken history to physician-ready context, consultation documentation and clinician-controlled drafts. Explore each step of a single fictional encounter.
The patient tells their story.
Lisa uses a natural voice conversation with a typed alternative. Questions respond to information the patient has already shared.
- Natural spoken questions
- Conversation stays in context
- Typed reply is available
Conversation
What are the main things you would like your doctor to help with today?
I've felt exhausted for about three months, sometimes dizzy when I stand, and my periods have been much heavier for the last five cycles.
You mentioned heavier periods. How long do they last now, and how heavy is the bleeding?
Seven or eight days instead of four or five. On the heavy days I change pads every two to three hours and sometimes pass clots.
You mentioned feeling lightheaded when you stand. Has that ever led to you passing out?
Safety-aware intake. Physician oversight throughout.
Lisa is designed to recognise information that may require urgent advice during a pre-visit history. Its five urgency-response categories guide the intended safeguards—not a diagnosis or comprehensive triage assessment.
Safeguards before speed.
Approved clinical rules govern escalation. Credible danger must not be dismissed, and unanswered or uncertain safety information is not recorded as a denial.
Physician responsibility
The treating clinician remains responsible for examination, diagnosis, treatment decisions and approving documentation.
Development status
The five-level system and related safety behaviours still require clinical validation. Illustrative demonstrations do not establish safety, real-patient readiness or regulatory clearance.
Safety-aware intake. Physician oversight throughout.
Lisa is designed to recognise information that may require urgent advice during a pre-visit history. Its five urgency-response categories guide the intended safeguards—not a diagnosis or comprehensive triage assessment.
Safeguards before speed.
Approved clinical rules govern escalation. Credible danger must not be dismissed, and unanswered or uncertain safety information is not recorded as a denial.
Physician responsibility
The treating clinician remains responsible for examination, diagnosis, treatment decisions and approving documentation.
Development status
The five-level system and related safety behaviours still require clinical validation. Illustrative demonstrations do not establish safety, real-patient readiness or regulatory clearance.
Inspired by storytelling. Shaped by family medicine.
A story-led approach to primary care, shaped by a practising family physician.
The meaning behind Katari
Inspired by the Japanese word katari (語り), associated with telling or recounting a story.
The name reflects a belief that listening to patients and understanding what matters to them should come before documentation.
Clinician-led, by design
Founded by Dr Jacques du Preez, Katari is being developed and tested through the perspective of everyday family practice.
Clinical judgement, examination and approval of documents remain with the treating physician.
Inspired by storytelling. Shaped by family medicine.
A story-led approach to primary care, shaped by a practising family physician.
The meaning behind Katari
Inspired by the Japanese word katari (語り), associated with telling or recounting a story.
The name reflects a belief that listening to patients and understanding what matters to them should come before documentation.
Clinician-led, by design
Founded by Dr Jacques du Preez, Katari is being developed and tested through the perspective of everyday family practice.
Clinical judgement, examination and approval of documents remain with the treating physician.
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