Move a few records. Check them well.
You do not need to retype the whole register to explore Curanon. Begin with a fictional case, then move gradually while keeping your original records.
Before entering patient information
- Read the data-processing notice, including AI providers, and make sure you have the permissions needed for the records you enter.
- Use an individual account on a protected device. Never share your password: Practice includes one staff seat with its own sign-in for reception, the queue, billing and dispensing.
- Try a full fictional visit: write a note, reopen it, record a prescription and fee, then export and inspect the result.
When a patient returns
- Search first to avoid a duplicate. A shared family phone number does not identify one person.
- Check name, age or birth date and other identifying details against the original record.
- Enter the relevant history and clearly distinguish a historical prescription from today’s decision. Do not invent a date you cannot recover.
- Retain the paper file or original export. A summary is not a replacement for a source record.
- Reopen the saved case and check the note, prescription, date and fee before continuing.
What is and is not automated
One old case sheet at a time can be photographed: the AI reads the handwriting into a draft (details, complaints, symptoms, earlier prescriptions), each part marked unreviewed until you confirm, edit or discard it, and nothing reaches the record before you do. Check every confirmed part against the paper. There is no bulk importer for a whole register or for another clinic system yet. Do not upload a complete register to an ordinary support email. For a product question, contact dpo@curanon.com without patient details.
Keep a way out
Review the export options in Settings and check the downloaded files. Keep your originals and any documents not included in the export. Request additional access through the address above if something you need is missing.