Tortus
Regulated ambient voice clinical AI that captures NHS consultations and generates verified structured notes, letters and codes for EHR filing.
工具信息
什么是 Tortus？
Tortus is a clinical AI partner for NHS systems that captures speaker-diarised consultation audio, automatically generates structured clinical documentation with suggested codes, verifies accuracy against the audio via a proprietary safety system, and integrates results into electronic health records after clinician approval.
核心功能
Ambient audio capture and note generation
Speaker-diarised audio capture encrypted locally on device that produces structured notes, letters and referrals in seconds, with clinical codes suggested alongside the note for clinician-approved filing into the EHR.
Shell clinical safety verification
Proprietary Detect-Edit-Verify system that checks every statement against the consultation audio and removes unsupported content (hallucinations) before a clinician sees the note.
NHS system integrations
Fully integrated into the majority of NHS EPR systems and X-On and Avaya telephony services, including Epic-integrated deployments.
UKCA Class IIa medical device certification
First ambient voice technology certified as a UKCA Class IIa medical device, with ISO 13485, ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus, DTAC and DSPT compliance, and live Trust Centre policies.
使用场景
- #1
Ambulance clinical hub
Ambient voice support for paramedics in telephone clinical hubs to reduce documentation burden and return time to patient care, as deployed with London Ambulance Service.
- #2
Emergency Department documentation
Reduces documentation time and increases patient throughput per shift in ED settings, as evaluated in the St George's University Hospitals trial.
- #3
Outpatient clinics
Epic-integrated ambient documentation in outpatient settings such as cardiology to support higher appointment volumes, as piloted at Royal Devon University Healthcare.
- #4
Multi-setting NHS care including GP practices
Ambient clinical documentation across more than 50 settings from A&E to mental health and GP practices reached via partnerships.
