Walkthrough · 7:43
Watch an ABOG case list get built from a note
Start to finish in under eight minutes: a note goes in, the de-identification review runs, and an ABOG case list entry comes out, kept with the full case in your vault. The note in this video is synthetic.
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Dan Bristow, MD, founder of PDI Med, introduces a case log and board preparation tool built by a physician who is collecting cases for boards now. Then signing in, and the two locks: the first opens your PDI Med account, the second opens your vault.
At 0:45 in the video -
A synthetic note about prolonged menstrual bleeding is pasted in. De-identification runs first, then the mandatory review: you check what was found before the note is sent, and clear anything flagged that is not PHI. Multi-layer de-identification with physician verification.
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PDI Med reads the note and suggests the ABOG subheadings it fits (here, a fibroid case), with how many cases you already have under each. The descriptive fields arrive filled in, using ABOG abbreviations, for you to edit. A refinement question about the case comes up while it is fresh.
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The note broken into clinical nodes, with what was extracted and why. Each item is marked discussed, documented or awaiting. Committing runs a final check, then saves the case to your vault.
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The vault holds the full case, organized as symptoms, diagnostics, findings, procedures, medications, plan and history, beside the source note.
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The case list built from your committed cases: subheadings you can organize, timelines, an automatic summary of each case, and suggested ACOG articles that link to the article itself. Standardized defense cards are planned.
At 6:58 in the video