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Highnote is the world’s first emerging knowledge network for healthcare professionals.
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How it works
Ask if you need help, respond if you can
Collaborate with colleagues, near and far
Record video, audio, or text in minutes
They have questions...
When busy healthcare professionals help one another, more problems can end on a Highnote.
How it works
Questions come by video, audio, or text
Respond in the same format or change it
Ask follow-on questions, get answers fast
You know what to do.
Turn years of experience into bits of wisdom for everyone in your network.
Today, 60% of questions go unanswered
because providers doubt they can find a helpful answer or the right person who knows what to do.
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How it works
Reply if you can or tag a colleague to help
Responding to questions is easy and fast
Add emerging research or established evidence
You have questions…
You know what you don’t know. And you know it’s time to ask for help when you need it most.
How it works
Questions can be simple or complex
Routed to those most likely to know
Anyone who can help you can chime in
They know what to do.
Unlike hallway conversations that are short lived and quickly forgotten, your team's collective knowledge grows stronger with every Highnote.
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Private to your hospital or provider network
Multiple roles? Switch between teams
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It pays to pay it forward.
Your responses not only help your team learn, you’re also helping them earn continuing education (CE) credit toward their license renewal requirements.
How it works
Get CE credit for learning from Q&A
Built-in questionnaires and certificates
Multiple licenses and roles supported