#Simplenote vs draft 2015 professional#

When I’m done, I route the information to Evernote using the following custom action: The action automatically derives a title from the first line of the text and appends the date and time. I wrote about one way I use Drafts to capture and process meeting notes. When I want to capture an idea, I merely open Drafts and type or dictate my idea into the app. Once the text is captured, Drafts routes the information wherever I choose. Drafts is an essential program on my iPhone. Drafts allows me to capture without thinking about what app I need to open. I’ve found capturing snippets of text into Evernote is even easier than the method I described a few years ago using plaintext.I use Drafts on my iphone and iPad to capture / brain dump just about everything. As you’ll see below, I also use Drafts to start entries in Day One., - Capturing Ideas in Evernote using DraftsEvernote extends its great power by linking to many other applications. Using Drafts, I’ve efficiently captured hundreds of ideas, blog thoughts,and lyrics. I literally use this method multiple times a day. I hope it helps you as well.Stats found on UptoDate: Īlthough I’ve already written about the way I capture ideas using Drafts and Evernote, I thought it was worth repeating since these techniques were buried in another entry. The question is logged to my Clinical Questions Notebook (along with date and prepended with tag ClinicalQuestionX).I’ve found myself using this script many times each day. I merely open Drafts and type or dictate my question, then hit the script. Using this script it is now possible for me to quickly capture questions investigate later. I called this notebook 'Clinical Questions.' I then developed the following script in Drafts. First, I set up a new notebook in Evernote. Since Evernote is ubiquitous, the answer is available on my computer iPhone, and iPad.Here is how I approached this. When researcing answers my question I capture those to Evernote as well-linking the question and answers in my Evernote database in perpetuity.

I chose Evernote since Evernote has the ability to find related notes anywhere in my collection. This particular script saves information to Evernote but you could use Ulysses, DayOne, Wunderlist, or any other app you can program with an action. This script uses the same concept as the technique I've mentioned to capture ideas, quotes, etc. Most of the questions are forgotten in the hustle and bustle of clinical care.In an attempt to improve my ability to capture (and answer) these questions, I've developed a new script for Drafts. Only 40% of those questions ever get answered. In an average day the typical physician has at least 11 unanswered clinical questions.

In a busy clinical practice, two-thirds of clinical encounters generate at least one clinical question.

#Simplenote vs draft 2015 professional#

Most of the time, I just capture to Drafts.Although I was a bit skeptical about the utility of my Apple Watch at first, it has become a useful tool both in my personal and professional life.īeing a physician means a commitment to lifelong learning. I’ll capture to Day One if I also wish to capture the location the item took place. I maintain multiple journals: Personal, Professional, 3GoodThings, Social Media, and Accomplishments. Occasionally, I will capture items directy to Day One (although this requires the Day One also to be open on my phone). When I have a few minutes I can vector the new memo to the correct location using Action URLs. My watch synchronizes the new item with my phone (in the Drafts Inbox). I capture ideas, clinical questions, quotes, etc. Both have Apple Watch applications.Most of the time, I capture items to Drafts on my Watch. I previously wrote about how I capture OmniFocus tasks with only my voice.I’m using this same method to capture other information in Drafts and Day One. I’ve found new ways to utilize my Apple Watch as a capture device.