🔁Enhance your note (regenerate)

The "Regenerate Note" feature allows you to request an improved version of a scribe note by adding custom instructions. This is especially helpful when you want the note to better reflect your voice, structure, or clinical focus.

When to Use

Use this feature after completing an appointment section if the automatically generated note:

• Doesn’t align with your expectations

• Misses certain points

• Needs a change in tone or format

• Needs to be rephrased or clarified

You can regenerate the note with additional instructions to better match your preferences.

How It Works

1. Complete the Appointment Section Complete the appointment workflow as usual. A scribe note will automatically be generated.

2. Click "Enhance your note" If you're not satisfied with the note, click the Enhance your note button.

   
3. Provide Instructions

   • Try Suggested Instructions: We provide a list of pre-written suggestions. Clicking on one will automatically apply it to regenerate the note.

     • These examples help you learn how to phrase effective instructions and explore what’s possible with regeneration.

   • Or Write Your Own: You can also type your own custom instruction (e.g., “Focus only on the [ problem/condition] and avoid discussing other unrelated issues. The document should include all information related to this specific issue, but nothing else.”).

   • For tips on writing helpful instructions to improve your regenerated notes, click here.

     
4. Review the New Note The regenerated note appears in a new tab so you can compare it to the original.

5. Save Instruction to Template (Optional) Like the new version? You can save template to library/update template:

   • Save template to library: If the current template is Mikata-owned, a new cloned template will be created and saved with your instruction.

   • Update template: If you own the template, the instruction will be added to your existing version.

   

Currently Limited to Mika suggestions: Regeneration will only work on the Mika-suggested content (jellybean-like suggestions). Full-note regeneration is under development.