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Referto Sicuro

From 10 minutes to 2-3 minutes per report

As the report takes shape - from a draft, a dictation or a recording of the visit - the system returns a structured review with clinical suggestions, in line with the regulations. The clinical decision and the signature always remain with the doctor.

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Referto Sicuro: entering a draft report and improving it with AI

The problem

No review before signing

The report goes to the patient without a structured check: the only filter is the author re-reading it. On the busiest days, even that can be skipped.

Every oversight is a personal liability

In Italy, 19,404 medical liability claims were filed in 2024, and over 30% of the claims handled end up in litigation (IVASS, Italy's insurance supervisory authority). In any litigation, the clinical documentation is the key evidence. The professional who signs is personally exposed.

The problem always surfaces later

Gaps in the report come to light once the document has left the doctor's hands: when a complaint is already open and nothing can be corrected any more.

How it works

From draft or voice to signed report, in a guided workflow. In production, with over 1,500 reports across more than twenty specialties.

Flexible input

Draft, dictation or recording of the visit, with speaker separation

Analysis before signing

Several medico-legal layers, while the report can still be corrected

Structured review

Mandatory sections complete: the doctor reviews and signs

The structured review, with medico-legal analysis

From a rough draft, Referto Sicuro returns a structured review and, alongside it, which mandatory fields are present, a risk assessment, the inconsistencies detected and the relevant guidelines.

Referto Sicuro: structured review showing which fields are present, risk assessment, detected inconsistencies and guidelines

Supporting clinical work, not replacing it.

Referto Sicuro takes on the most demanding part - analysis, structure, adherence to guidelines - and returns a complete, structured review that the doctor checks and signs. Clinical responsibility remains theirs; the time saved goes back to patient care.

Compliance and data sovereignty

GDPR for health data

Processing set up in line with the GDPR requirements for health data.

AI Act requirements

Built on the substantive requirements of the AI Act: human oversight, risk management, traceability.

A package you can hand to the DPO

DPIA, record of processing activities, legal basis, data residency. Available from the first meeting.

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