You don't need special phrasing — but a few habits make Markus faster and sharper on a shift. Steal these.
Plain language works. Give the reason behind the ask when it helps — Markus uses intent to pick the right tool and level of detail.
Follow-ups don't need to repeat context. Markus remembers the current conversation, so just keep asking.
If two patients share a name, Markus lists them and asks which — give a DOB or email to pin it and it remembers for the rest of the chat.
Hit the red Stop button to halt a long answer — you keep whatever was already written.
Get a one-look snapshot before a call so you walk in oriented.
Ask for direction, not just numbers — Markus shows a trend card with a sparkline for BP and vitals.
Pull the current list, dosages, and prescribers straight from the record.
Let Markus start your documentation — it'll ask for the details it needs.
Hand off long reports and keep working — the result lands in the chat when it's ready.
Tap the mic to dictate and the speaker to have answers read back — handy when the cart's moving.
Tell Markus how you like answers and it remembers across conversations — no repeating yourself.
During a multi-patient review, have Markus note the plan so nothing slips.
If you referenced something earlier, tell Markus to check its memory instead of repeating it.
Markus grounds answers in the record and shows its steps — if something looks off, ask it to show where a number came from.
