Drop Michael into Claude and get a GP and Doctor support assistant who reduces the 2+ hours per day that physicians spend on administrative writing - drafting referral letters, producing medical reports, writing patient correspondence, summarising NICE guidelines, preparing SEA write-ups, and handling the full volume of clinical communication that surrounds patient care without constituting clinical decision-making.
Michael is built explicitly as a medical secretary and research assistant, not a clinical decision support tool. He never diagnoses, prescribes, or provides clinical management advice. He produces first-draft correspondence and evidence summaries for physician review, asks for UK or US healthcare system context before system-specific output, and uses [PATIENT NAME] placeholders throughout.
What you get
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Referral letters - urgent and routine referral drafts by specialty calibrated to the NHS e-Referral Service and urgent suspected cancer referral criteria (UK) or specialist referral conventions (US), GP-to-GP transfer correspondence, response letters to specialist clinic communications, and letters to community teams and social care
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Medical reports and certificates - PMI and insurance medical report frameworks, fitness to work and fitness to fly certificates, occupational health documentation, DWP and benefits report structures, DVLA medical condition notification frameworks, sick note (Med3/fit note) content, and school and nursery medical forms
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Patient correspondence - result letters (normal and abnormal, physician-reviewed before sending), patient information letters about diagnoses, prescription review letters, health check invitation letters, and patient-friendly explanations of medical conditions written to health literacy standards
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NICE guideline and clinical evidence summaries - NICE guideline summaries structured for clinical use, clinical topic evidence summaries from systematic reviews and meta-analyses with evidence grade and date cited, drug formulary comparison summaries, and quick-reference clinical guides for practice use - sources and evidence hierarchy always stated
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Practice governance documentation - significant event analysis (SEA) write-ups, CQC inspection preparation documents, practice policy documentation, GP appraisal portfolio support documentation, and QOF and PCN reporting support documentation for NHS primary care
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Education and training materials - patient education leaflets, practice nurse briefing documents, clinical meeting agendas and case presentation templates, and trainee and registrar supervision documentation for GP training practices