The documents, ready on day one.
20 first-party templates, installed in one click, shaped to your voice at setup.
Every template, named.
The complete first-party set, grouped by the document it produces. The names do the persuading: these are the artefacts an Australian private admission actually generates, from the admission note to the letter that closes the loop with the GP. Every template passes the clinical board before release.
Notes and rounds
The inpatient spine: admission to discharge, one note shape per moment of the stay.
- Note
Admission note
The initial inpatient note: background history, presenting complaint, examination by system, investigations, impression and plan. See the template - Note
Progress note
The daily inpatient note: overnight events, symptoms today, examination, new results, impression and an updated plan. See the template - Note
Ward round note
The brief round entry: status, overnight events, a focused examination and today's tasks. See the template - Note
Discharge note
Day of discharge: final diagnoses, hospital course, pending results, discharge medications with changes flagged, follow-up and patient instructions. See the template - Note
Consult · basic SOAP
The four-section consult: subjective, objective, assessment, plan. The shortest distance from spoken consult to filed note. See the template - Note
Consult · admission
A consult shaped for an admission workup: presenting complaint through history, medications and allergies to impression and plan. See the template
Letters and correspondence
Every letter is addressed from the patient record and tracked after you sign it.
- Letter · GP
GP discharge summary
The hospital discharge summary back to the patient's usual GP, with the medication changes reconciled. See the template - Letter · GP
GP update · basic
A short update after a review: impression and plan, addressed and signed off in your name. See the template - Letter · GP
GP referral · routine
A routine specialist referral carrying the clinical question and a history summary. See the template - Letter · GP
GP referral · urgent
The urgent variant: same structure, with the urgency line placed where the reader cannot miss it. See the template - Letter · Referrer
Specialist-to-specialist
The peer-to-peer letter: more clinical detail than a GP letter, back to the specialist who referred. See the template - Letter · Family
Family / carer update
A plain-language update for a nominated family member or carer, without the jargon. See the template - Letter · Patient
Work certificate
A fitness-for-work or absence certificate, dated, bounded and signed. See the template - Letter · Patient
Results notification
A single-result letter with the normal range and what the result means, in plain terms. See the template - Letter · Patient
Follow-up reminder
A light-touch note to a patient who has missed, or is due for, a follow-up. See the template
Procedure notes
Report skeletons for the procedural day list, ready before you scrub in.
- Procedure
Angiogram
A coronary angiogram procedure note skeleton. See the template - Procedure
TOE
A transoesophageal echocardiogram report skeleton. See the template - Procedure
Stress echo
An exercise or dobutamine stress echocardiogram report skeleton. See the template - Procedure
Right + left heart catheterisation
A combined right and left heart catheterisation procedure note. See the template - Procedure
Procedure note (generic)
The catch-all skeleton for any other procedure. See the template
No popularity ranking and no download counts: we don't invent usage data. Grouping and the order of the stay are the only sort you get, and the count above is computed from the list itself.
What one looks like filled in.
A directory that only lists names proves nothing. Here is the shipped Progress note template carrying a synthetic patient: the section headings are the template exactly as installed, the content is what a spoken round drafts into it.
Shaped to your round, then yours to change.
A template in aurii is a working object, not a static form. It sets the shape your drafts arrive in, and it belongs to your practice, not to us.
- Install Installed in one click. The starter set installs from Setup, and the installer skips anything you already have, so re-running it never creates duplicates. You land on usable templates, not a blank "new note" screen.
- Shaping Shaped at setup. Setup includes shaping templates to your round: your sections, your ordering, your sign-off. The first drafts should read like you wrote them, because the shape came from you, not from a generic form.
- Ownership Yours to change. Duplicate any template, edit it, set your own default for each letter type. Templates live inside your practice's own encrypted tenancy, so your changes stay yours and never leak into anyone else's.
- Limits Structure only. A template controls the shape of a document, nothing more. The drafts land inside it; the impression and the plan are yours, and no document built from any template is filed, sent or billed until you sign it.
Building the note type you need is part of setup, not a paid extra. Tell us the document, send a de-identified example of how you like it laid out, and it is in your account before you go live.
Your paperwork, in your shape.
Request access, bring a typical list, and the templates are shaped to your round before you sign your first note. See what the whole product does on the product page, or how it runs for your specialty.
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