Clinics and School

Less typing. More listening.

A clinician and a carer looking at each other across a round table, with their hands clear of an open laptop on a nearby stand.

Whether you work in a clinic or a school, SuperPenguin listens to the session, drafts your notes and reports for you to review, and sends the right activities home in one click.

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From conversation to clinical notes

  1. A clinician and a carer talking across a desk, with a microphone and a sheet of paper beside an upload symbol in front of them.

    1. Record or upload

    Capture the session and choose who is taking part.

  2. A hand editing a draft note with a pencil, a second sheet of plain ruled lines behind it.

    2. Review the draft

    Edit your clinical notes and report.

  3. A clinician holding a pen beside a document that carries one large tick.

    3. Sign it off

    Check the detail, make your changes and approve the finished record.

  4. A clinician choosing one of three plain activity cards and passing it to a parent holding a phone, with a closed padlock below.

    4. Share content with the family

    Choose content that fits the session and send it privately through the app in one click, ready for the family to practise at home.

Record the session and find the detail

Start from a client record, include the people taking part and return to a transcript alongside the recording. Add labels to the audio to mark moments you want to revisit.

In this clip, the clinician adds a Speech sound label to the recording waveform.

Bring your information into one report

Choose the documents that matter and bring them into a draft report alongside relevant information from the client record, including custom properties.

In this clip, the clinician ticks three documents in a client's timeline as the sources for a report.

Start recording wherever you are

Begin a session from the dashboard without first opening a client record. Add the people present so the recording is associated with the right records.

In this clip, the clinician starts a recording from the dashboard and adds the child and their mother as participants.

Make reports follow your format

Use a PDF as the starting point for a report template. Add instructions to explain the structure and wording you need, then choose that template when generating a report.

In this clip, the clinician chooses a custom report template and generates the report.

Turn a paper assessment into a draft report

A scanned assessment can be the starting point for a report. Select the scan from the client's record, generate a draft and review what it says against the source.

In this clip, the clinician generates a report from the scanned assessment alone.

Keep team conversations in view

Record internal meetings with team members, even when no client is taking part. Keep those recordings in the team member's own documents timeline.

In this clip, the clinician expands a saved recording in a team member's timeline.

Send the right content home in one click

Choose the guidance and activities that fit your session, then send them privately to the family through the SuperPenguin app in one click. Families can revisit what you covered and practise the activities at home between appointments.

Two round scenes joined by one path: on the left a clinician choosing one of three plain cards, on the right a carer reading that card while a child plays with building blocks.

“We used SuperPenguin AI for 3 full EHCP review assessments today and with a couple of minor tweaks, we saved around 40 minutes of admin per assessment. This made a huge difference to my day!”

Rachel Staszewsky
Speech and Language Therapist, The Yorkshire Speechie

Safety, privacy and quality

Understand the standards and frameworks used to assess digital health technology, from clinical risk and information security to quality management and responsible AI.

  • UKCA Class I

    UKCA is a conformity marking for medical devices on the Great Britain market. It indicates applicable legal requirements have been met, with the assessment route depending on device type and classification.

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  • NHS DTAC

    The NHS Digital Technology Assessment Criteria help health and care organisations assess digital tools. They cover clinical safety, data protection, technical security, interoperability, usability and accessibility.

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  • NHS DSPT

    The Data Security and Protection Toolkit is an annual online self-assessment for organisations using NHS patient data and systems. It records evidence of how they protect data and handle personal information.

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  • Cyber Essentials

    Cyber Essentials is a UK government-backed scheme to protect against common online threats. It covers five technical controls: firewalls, secure configuration, security updates, access control and malware protection.

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  • DCB0129

    DCB0129 sets clinical risk management requirements for organisations developing health IT systems. A Clinical Safety Officer oversees identifying hazards, assessing risks and applying controls during development.

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  • GDPR

    UK GDPR and EU GDPR govern how personal information is handled, covering lawful processing, transparency, people’s rights and safeguards. They are separate laws, and both give health information extra protection.

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  • HIPAA

    HIPAA governs privacy and security of protected health information in specified US healthcare relationships. It applies to covered entities and business associates, depending on their role and the information they handle.

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  • COPPA

    COPPA is a US law covering online services directed at children under 13 or knowingly collecting their personal information. It requires privacy notices, verifiable parental consent and safeguards for children’s data.

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  • SOC 2 Type II

    Under the AICPA’s SOC 2 framework, an independent CPA firm examines a service organisation’s controls. A Type II report covers how they operated over a period, not a point in time.

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  • ISO 13485

    ISO 13485 is the quality management standard for medical device organisations. It covers design, development, production and related services, so products consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements.

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  • ISO 27001

    ISO/IEC 27001 sets requirements for an information security management system. It brings together people, policies and technology to manage information risks and keep data confidential, accurate and available.

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  • ISO 42001

    ISO/IEC 42001 sets out how to manage AI development and use responsibly, covering governance, roles, risk assessment and continual improvement. Voluntary alignment with it is not the same as independent certification.

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