Consultation, clinical notes and e-prescriptions
One screen for the note, the diagnosis, the prescription and the orders.
The doctor opens the next token and sees the vitals the nurse took, the patient's earlier visits and a note template for the speciality. Diagnoses, prescription lines and lab or imaging orders are added on the same screen, and the prescription prints on the hospital's letterhead.
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What changes on the floor
Front desk and consulting room. Included in: Hospitals, Hospital groups, Clinics.
Handwritten prescriptions are misread at the pharmacy
Drugs are picked from a catalogue with strength, form, route and a default frequency, and the pharmacy counter loads the same lines.
A note can be changed after the fact and nobody would know
A note is saved as the doctor types and locked when signed. A signed note cannot be edited by anyone.
Results come back on paper and miss the next visit
Lab and imaging results land on the visit they were ordered from, with the lab's abnormal flags shown as received.
Rules the software enforces
These are checks in the product, with the reason shown to the person at the screen.
- LockedA signed note is final
Signing makes the clinical note immutable. Corrections are written as a new note, so the original stays on record.
- RecordedNotes save themselves
The note is saved two seconds after the doctor stops typing, so a power cut does not lose a consult.
- CheckedControlled drugs are flagged at source
A drug's schedule (H, H1 or X) travels from the catalogue onto the prescription line and on to the pharmacy counter.
What is in it
The consult screen
- Vitals from triage at the top of the screen
- Note templates by speciality
- Diagnoses with ICD-10 and SNOMED codes
- Earlier visits, prescriptions and results in reach
- Follow-up date on the prescription
Prescriptions
- Drug search across a generic catalogue
- Strength, form, route, frequency and duration per line
- Free-text lines where the drug is not listed
- Print or PDF on the hospital's letterhead
- One click to send the prescription to the pharmacy counter
Orders and next steps
- Lab and radiology orders with priority
- Results recorded by the bench or received from the lab system
- Admit the patient or book a theatre slot from the consult
- Consult record exported as an ABDM-profile FHIR document
Questions hospitals ask
Can doctors use their own templates?+
Yes. Note templates are set up per speciality during onboarding and can be changed by the hospital afterwards.
Does the software suggest a diagnosis or a drug?+
No. It records what the doctor decides. It shows what was ordered, given and found, and leaves the clinical judgement with the clinician.
Can we load our own drug list?+
Yes. The catalogue is loaded from a spreadsheet, so a hospital formulary can replace or extend the starter list.
See consult and rx on your own setup.
A demo is set up with your departments, bed types and tariffs, so you see your hospital and not a sample one.