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TheraPrac: Why Video captions (V1.wav)
Generated from word-level Whisper transcription, hand-paced.
Editorial: minor verbal fillers ("like", "you know", doubled "do") removed for
readability on muted autoplay. Whisper misheard "a practice that is joint"
as "a part of the disjoint", corrected based on the session context.

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Every time we've tried a new software,

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we end up spending more time trying to
figure it out than actually doing our jobs.

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Exactly. There's all these systems
out there,

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and while they do a good job
with some things,

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it feels like there's always a gap.

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Maybe this is really geared
towards helping therapists,

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but it doesn't always help
med management as well.

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Our practice is a practice that is joint.
We have med management and therapy,

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and we're wanting to work
with the whole person.

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And so we need a system
that could help us work

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with whole people
versus scattered parts.

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I had this thought one day:
if I just had a timeline,

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where I could see when a patient
tried different medications,

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when they tried different therapies,
it'd be so helpful.

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This idea was born, but how do
we do it differently?

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We thought, well, I guess if it's not
out there, we'll have to do it ourselves.

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A lot of these companies
are made by engineers.

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They aren't people in the trenches
that understand patient care.

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And so that's why we wanted to build
something different,

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where we have the eyes of a therapist,
the eyes of a med provider.

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It's exactly what clinicians
are needing right now.

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And most importantly, collaborative.

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We are collaborating with our patients
to provide great care.