The days between visits, in your patient’s own words.
Healthnotes is an optional capability that makes it easier for your patients to capture how they are feeling, in their own words, in their own language, between every visit. It gives the care team a fuller picture of the patient’s experience.
Seven languages at launch. Voice or text. PRO-CTCAE supported.
in your own words, in your own language
HEALTHNOTES · DAY 12
Healthnotes gives your patient somewhere to put it.
Healthnotes is a patient-facing space inside Burna for the experience of being on an oncology trial. Fatigue on a long Tuesday. A new pain that started overnight. A rash on the back of the hand. The kinds of things that used to wait for the next visit, because there was nowhere else for them to go.
Healthnotes is somewhere they can go, in their own words, in their own language, on their own schedule.
In your own words
Speak into your phone and Healthnotes writes it down in your language. Or type. Or pick from a short list of the symptoms most common for your treatment.
You review before anything is sent
Healthnotes shows you what it captured. You can edit, add, or delete. The send is yours to make.
Your care team sees what you shared
Less urgent notes become part of your next clinic visit conversation. The trial's safety record becomes a fuller picture of the experience that actually happened.
Every grade reaches your clinician.
It proposes a CTCAE grade, shows the exact criterion behind it, and anchors it to the line the patient wrote. The grade is a suggestion until the clinician confirms it, and the audit trail records what was suggested and what was decided.
AI suggests, clinicians decide.
Your team reads the fortnight before the patient sits down.
“Tired, but ok today”
“Slept badly”
“Fever started overnight”
“Still 38.4 this morning”
“Called the team”
“Feeling better”
“Loose stools, four today”
“The visit”
One cycle, in the patient’s own words, on the phone she already owns. Illustrative rendering. Grades and attribution go to her clinician.
A research nurse can spend thirty minutes reconstructing the last three weeks and still walk in with gaps. Healthnotes assembles that picture while it is fresh, dated and in the patient’s own words, so it is waiting when the patient arrives.
“All of the horror stories of ePROs not working, and us having patients in the lobby not able to fill out their questionnaires, and it's pushing back their treatment.”
Your site issues a code, and it works.
The patient downloads Healthnotes themselves. No EHR integration, no shared login, and no permission required from the practice. The record belongs to the patient, who decides what to share and with whom.
A separate pathway for cancer center administrators evaluating Healthnotes and the wider Burna platform is at /cancer-centers, or write to partnerships@burna.ai.