AI scribe for mental health care

AI scribe for mental health care: what it does and where the limits are

An AI scribe turns the treatment session into a draft report. In Notal Care, the audio is converted to text and not stored; you read, edit and approve. The report is the starting point, not the goal.

What a scribe does in Dutch mental health care (GGZ)

  • You hold the session

    With the client's consent, the audio is converted to text and not stored.

  • You receive a draft report

    In your organisation's format, short or detailed.

  • You approve

    You read, edit and approve. Nothing enters the record without your approval.

  • The record grows with the treatment

    Reports, diagnostics and case formulation stay linked per client.

What you check in a draft report

A fluently written report is not proof that the session was properly understood. That is why you review the draft before approving it.

  • Negations and names. A missed "not" or a wrong name changes the meaning.

  • Who said what. With several speakers: are statements attributed correctly?

  • What has been omitted. A summary is selective. "Talking doesn't work at work; at home it does": is that contrast kept?

  • What has been added. A transcript is also an edit. Is there nothing in it that was not said?

Where the limits are

  • No diagnosis. Notal Care does not make diagnoses or give treatment advice.

  • Client consent. No consent, no recording.
    Information for clients

  • Medical device. Functions that support clinical judgement will only be offered after certification as a medical device (class IIa, expected Q3 2027).

The report is the starting point, not the goal

Alongside the report, Notal Care keeps each client's course of treatment together: record building per phase, case formulation and an overview for lead practitioners.
Already using a scribe? What Notal Care adds

Frequently asked questions

Is the session stored?

The audio is not. The transcript is.

Is Notal Care a medical device?

Partly. The core for documentation and record building is not. The clinical modules are being certified as a class IIa medical device; they will become available after CE marking, expected in the third quarter of 2027.

Can we try it ourselves first?

Yes, with a two-week trial for clinicians. For a pilot within an organisation, we schedule a demo first.

Does Notal Care work with our EHR?

Scrivio, Epos, Zilos, HCI and more on request. You can also export as Word or PDF.

Try it yourself

Two-week trial for clinicians.

Schedule a demo