Automatable routines
Documents, checklists and summaries
Automation can support reports, summaries, pre-visit intake, internal protocols, standardized guidance, document auditing and shift handoff.
Automation
Medical automation with human review and traceability
Useful medical automation reduces rework, but it must respect privacy, clinical context and professional responsibility.
Medical automation for summaries, reports, checklists, protocols, pre-visit intake, shift handoff, auditing and indicators.
Necessary data
Current models, documents and internal rules
Before automating, DR² analyzes types of care, existing documents, internal rules, data sources and LGPD constraints.
Risk control
Clinical limit and supervision
Automation must indicate when it depends on review, when data is missing and when it should not generate an output without human validation.