Built for private general practice

Your patients get unhurried time. Your GPs get their evenings back.

Panim writes the structured note while the consultation happens, surfaces the last visit before the next one starts, whichever of your GPs the patient sees, and keeps every consent signed, timestamped, and export-ready.

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The problem Panim was built for

Private general practice sold the patient more time, and quietly bought the doctors more typing.

Thirty-minute, multi-problem consultations produce long, careful notes; screening packages produce reports; every referral produces a letter; and it all multiplies across a team.

The write-up burden didn’t disappear when you left ten-minute medicine. It grew.

How Panim works here

  • Briefing

    Continuity survives the rota: whoever sees the patient walks in knowing the last visit.

  • Documentation

    Multi-problem consultations become structured notes, per problem, as you talk.

  • Consent

    Every consent signed and stored before the appointment begins.

  • Measures

    Screening results tracked as structured data across the years, not buried in PDFs.

Where the specialty depth shows

  • Screening reviews, structured

    Health-screening consultations end with the findings organised and the report drafted, not deferred to the weekend.

  • Built for what comes next

    Every signed note is structured for what comes next: referrals, reports, and the patient’s ongoing story.

  • Travel and paediatrics included

    Purpose-built templates for travel consultations and children’s appointments.

Regulatory context

Independent GP practices are CQC-inspected on documentation quality, consent records, and continuity of care. Panim produces the evidence as a by-product of ordinary work.

Frequently asked questions

  • No: Panim sits on top of the practice management system you already use, connecting through its calendar. Nothing you use changes.

  • Structured per problem: assessment and plan for each, in one signed note.

  • Yes: prior-visit surfacing works across the clinic, which is what keeps continuity intact on a rota.

Book a readiness audit.

A free, structured review of how your clinic records consent, programme reviews and decisions, with a written findings report.