As a medico-legal expert or expert witness, you record conversations as well as dictations: the assessment interview (often several hours long), the history-taking conversation and the collateral history from relatives. Tippiti transcribes both. A medical dictation becomes finished text, and an assessment interview becomes a written-up case history and interview section, with an optional closing summary. You pick the right processing mode as you upload each recording.
If you dictate wording for the mental state examination in the middle of the conversation, Tippiti recognises the switch and works it into the report, while the other speaker’s statements remain interview content and are not treated as dictation.
The most common documents have pages of their own: the clinical letter, the psychiatric report and the Swiss IV assessment report.