Ask Heidi editing: dialogue box placement and visible tracked changes
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Andrew Smith
- Move the inline edit dialogue box above the selected text
When I highlight text in a note and choose Ask Heidi to edit or rewrite it, the dialogue box opens below the selection and covers the text underneath. The change takes several seconds to apply, and during that time I can't read the rest of my note.
Suggestion: Open the dialogue box above the selected text, or let it be moved, so the rest of the note stays visible while the edit is processed.
- Show what changed when editing a note through Ask Heidi in chat
When I ask Heidi in chat to change my note, I get Accept and Deny options, but it isn't clear what was actually changed. I have to compare the whole note myself to find the edits.
Suggestion: Mark the changed text on the review screen, for example in bold, italics or colour, with removed text shown as struck through. That way I can check each change quickly before I accept it.
Why this matters: Both changes would make reviewing edits faster and safer. Clinicians need to check exactly what has changed in clinical documentation before they approve it.
Anya Sharma
Thanks for the detailed feedback, both of these make sense.
For the inline edit experience, I can see how having the dialogue box cover the note while the change is processing would be frustrating, especially if you’re trying to keep reading or reviewing the surrounding text.
And for edits made through Ask Heidi in chat, I agree that it should be much easier to see exactly what changed before accepting or rejecting it. A clearer diff-style view with additions and removals highlighted would make reviewing edits much faster.
I’ve passed both suggestions on to the team. Thanks again for explaining the workflow so clearly.