Write the diagnosis
Start with a diagnosis line or browse when you need inspiration.
Clinical templates, in context
Let your templates come to you.
Turn familiar clinical shorthand into clear, editable documentation.
How it works
Start with the visit—not the template library.
Write a short line of clinical shorthand. resolves it against content already maintained in your repertoire and keeps the resulting text editable.
Choose what applies
Relevant options appear together, without searching through disconnected shortcuts.
Own the final wording
Edit the generated text directly. Repertoire preserves your manual changes.
Assemble as you write
Make choices without leaving the note.
Type Acute Otitis Media and Repertoire surfaces the medication, plan, and follow-up choices built into that template. Select what applies and watch the editable note update immediately.
The template handles the structure. You stay in control of the wording.
Display preferences
Choose a comfortable text size.
Your choice follows you across Repertoire, including guides and the workspace.
Free self-assessment
Is your dot phrase library still working for you?
Use 15 guided questions to evaluate how easy your current library is to find, adapt, review, and maintain—then identify a practical next step.
Beyond dot phrases
Turn your dot phrases into a system.
Dot phrases work—until the library becomes difficult to search, review, and keep consistent. Repertoire gives Building Blocks a visual home, with linked choices and customizable templates.
Start with the built-in library, adapt templates to your workflow, and export your collection for backup. Generated text always remains available for review and editing.
Repertoire is not an EMR and must not be used with PHI or patient-specific information. Add those details only in your approved EMR, and obtain approval from your IT department before use.
Practical guidance
Start building your repertoire.
Getting Started with Repertoire: Build Your First Clinical Template
A step-by-step introduction to finding, assembling, adapting, and copying reusable clinical template text with Repertoire.
How to Customize and Reuse Clinical Note Templates in Repertoire
Adapt built-in Templates, create reusable content, add deliberate warnings, order sections and problems, and protect your local library.
How to Design a Reusable Clinical Template That Remains Easy to Review
A practical framework for precise titles, conservative defaults, visible choices, readable output, and patient-independent clinical template design.