In Hospitals, Tradly Form Keeps Every Intake, Consent, and Care Form Honest
Clinical teams juggle intake, consent, follow-up, and feedback every day. Tradly Form builds these forms by chat and lets staff fill them by voice during rounds, while patients answer through audio that is kinder than a long questionnaire.
Care teams land the data in one inbox, trigger workflows for test results and referrals, and keep a dated audit trail for every submission with the REST API.
Why Tradly Forms fits for hospitals
Patient intake forms
Registration, history, and consent forms built by chat and completed by iPad or patient audio.
Voice for busy staff
Nurses and clinicians record handover notes and observations by voice, without leaving a task.
Staff handover checklists
Shift handover and medication checklists that are hard to skip and easy to verify.
Secure audit trail
Every submission is dated and exportable via API, so risk and compliance reviews stay straightforward.
How to get started in minutes
Describe the hospital form in chat
Type 'outpatient intake with symptoms, medication history, and consent' and the form is ready.
Enable voice and audio answers
Let clinicians pick answers by voice and patients give voice notes instead of long typing sessions.
Share by link or QR at the bedside
Deep staff to a QR card so checklists and consent are collected at the patient's bedside.
Keep every record auditable
Responses, timestamps, and exports through the API keep records clean for follow-up and compliance.
What you get out of the box
- Hospital intake and feedback forms built by chat in seconds
- Voice and audio answers for clinicians and patients
- Handover and safety checklists with clear sign-off
- REST API export and dated audit trail for records
- Automated routing to care teams on every submission
Example questions
- How would you rate your experience with ward staff, on a scale of 1 to 5?
- Admission: please confirm allergies, current medications, and a voice note of any concerns.
- Shift handover: any patient who changed status or meds since morning rounds?