For UK medico-legal experts
NuvMed reads the whole medical records bundle, builds the pre- and post-accident chronology and raises what deserves a closer look. Every line cites the page it came from, so you verify the evidence before you form your opinion.
NuvMed prepares your work product. The opinion, and your duty to the court under CPR Part 35, stay with you.
The report states ‘neck pain’ would resolve within 6 months of the accident (by 13/09/2024), but the records show continued entries from 03/06/2025.
Each check compares the records with the claim, the report or the letter, and names the pages behind what it found. Nine of them, with a fictional claimant:
Does the record describe injuries the claim does not?
A GP export can carry a text layer on every page while the clinical content of many pages sits in an embedded scan, behind nothing but a header stamp. Software that trusts the text layer reads that page as done, drops the letter inside it, and still produces something clean and confident.
NuvMed asks whether the text on a page accounts for the ink on it. When it does not, the page is read again from the image, and anything that still cannot be read is listed for you rather than left out quietly.
79 of 116pages in one GP bundle we tested carried their content this way.
iGPR Report Page 40 of 116 Riverside Medical Practice THIRD PARTY COPY
One case, from the bundle to the Word document. Scanned bundles take longer, at roughly two to three seconds a page, and progress is shown stage by stage.
GP, hospital, physiotherapy and radiology records, the instruction letter and, if there is one, the medical report. PDF, Word or scans, into labelled slots.
Identity is checked against the documents first. Scanned pages inside digital exports are found and read; anything unreadable is set aside for you.
The chronology is split before and after the accident, written in full sentences, with flags and findings alongside.
Every entry opens the page it came from, and the original note sits under each sentence for comparison.
Edited and excluded entries carry through to a Word document in house format, with your CV and signature.
Under CPR Part 35 the expert’s duty is to the court, and it cannot be delegated. NuvMed is built around that line: it extracts, analyses and flags, and it always hands you the source. What you conclude from it is yours.
A Word document in house format: the claimant details and the date range of each set of records reviewed, then the chronology before and after the accident, the findings, and your name, credentials, CV and signature.
On 11/04/2016, the claimant was seen at their GP practice by Dr H Farouk, where the following was recorded. Road traffic accident three weeks ago, rear-ended at low speed. Neck stiffness and occipital headache since. – GP [p3]
On 17/11/2023, the claimant was seen at their GP practice by Dr P Lindqvist, where the following was recorded. Chronic low back pain reviewed; gabapentin dose increased. – GP [p9]
On 21/03/2024, the claimant was seen at their GP practice by Dr H Farouk, where the following was recorded. Road traffic accident on 14/03/2024. Neck pain and stiffness, headaches since. Referred for physiotherapy. – GP [p14]
Medical records are among the most sensitive data there is. This is what NuvMed does with them, in plain terms, and nothing it does not.
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