Suki vs Cleft Marking

Suki is a voice-enabled, AI-powered digital assistant that reduces physician burnout by reducing the documentation burden and improving access to information. Imagine being able to create perfect medical notes in less than half the time simply by talking to Suki just like the consumer voice assistant you have on your phone. Suki uses advanced AI and machine learning to power a true digital assistant that can create perfect medical notes, access information or issue other commands. Suki is for doctors, nurse practitioners and other medical professionals, and it is so much more than a regular clinical transcription or dictation service. Here are some examples of how you can use Suki: “Suki, what is my schedule today?" “Suki, create a followup note for Jane Roberts" “Suki, add to history. Today patient’s pain is much improved." “Suki, the physical exam was normal" "Suki, show my unfinished notes" On average and based on time motion studies, Suki users spend 76% less time creating clinical notes and save up to $30,000 per year per physician on transcription costs. Doctors also spend less time in their medical record system looking for information. Suki gets better over time by learning more about your individual speech patterns and medical practice. In addition, we frequently release new features and functionality. There are no set up costs. Implementation takes minutes, not hours or days. And, you get a dedicated account manager located in the United States. This is what our users say about Suki: "Suki is like electricity, once you have it you can't imagine going without it” "I love Suki, she helps me get my notes done faster and I don't have to type" "The notes are so accurate, I don't even have to review them word for word. I know they are perfect and I trust Suki to get it right” "Even if the product didn't improve from it's current state, it would still be better than Dragon” "Things are going great and I think that the metrics done of my completion of charts and time involved will be impressive. I know I am happy with the extra time I get back.”

**MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: This application is designed exclusively for educational purposes for medical and surgical trainees. It is NOT intended for patient diagnosis, treatment, or clinical decision-making. This app does not provide medical advice. If you are a patient, please consult with your physician or healthcare team. This application is not intended to replace formal medical training.** **Fisher Cleft Incision-Design Trainer** is an educational application for medical and surgical trainees learning cleft lip repair procedures. This interactive 3D training simulator provides practice with pre-operative anatomical landmark identification and surgical marking techniques. **Key Features** • Interactive 3D models of cleft lip anatomy for comprehensive examination • Point placement practice with scoring based on expert markings • Multiple interaction modes: navigate, place points, draw lines, measure distances • Educational tutorial explaining anatomical landmarks and surgical approach • Progress tracking with personal leaderboard system • Training modes including guided practice and testing modes • Apple Pencil support for enhanced precision on iPad **Educational Foundation** The anatomical markings are based on peer-reviewed literature, specifically Tse and Fisher's work on unilateral cleft lip repair. The app acknowledges that individual surgeons may have different preferences and techniques. **Privacy and Security** Complete offline functionality with no data collection. All user information remains locally on your device. The app does not access the internet or share information with third parties. **Target Audience** Designed for medical students, surgical residents, plastic surgery fellows, and practicing surgeons. Serves as a supplementary educational tool for formal medical training programs. **Important Notes** All patient imagery used has appropriate consent. This represents one surgical approach among many valid techniques. Clinical decisions should be based on direct patient examination and consultation with experienced surgeons. The scoring system is for educational feedback only.