What happens when a clinician gets frustrated with the technology that's supposed to save time?
In this episode of MedTech Decoded, Sarah-Jane Walls takes you behind the scenes of Charlie Clinical, the AI-powered clinical assistant she built after 18 months of using existing documentation tools in practice.
Designed specifically for physiotherapists, podiatrists, sports therapists and MSK clinicians, Charlie Clinical combines consultation transcription, clinical decision support, automated report generation, rehabilitation planning and prescription request workflows into one intuitive platform.
SJ shares the real-world frustrations that led to its development, including endless copying and pasting, rising software costs, and disconnected systems that slow clinicians down rather than support them.
Inside this episode you'll discover:
• Why existing AI note-taking tools weren't enough
• How Charlie Clinical integrates NICE guidelines, NHS MSK pathways and BNF medication references
• The role of AI in supporting (not replacing) clinical decision-making
• Automated patient letters, GP referrals and treatment notes
• Simple rehabilitation handouts generated directly from clinical consultations
• Prescription request workflows for allied health professionals
• Direct integration with Cliniko and future plans for wider practice management software support
• Opportunities to become one of the first Charlie Clinical beta testers
If you're a healthcare professional drowning in paperwork and looking for practical ways to use AI in clinical practice, this episode offers a glimpse into what the future of healthcare documentation could look like.
To learn more about Charlie Clinical or register your interest in beta testing, connect with Sarah-Jane Walls and the MedTech team.
AI should reduce administrative burden, improve patient care, and give clinicians more time to do what they do best.
That's exactly what Charlie Clinical was built to achieve.