Vitals and the complaint are waiting when the patient walks in. The scribe drafts the note while you talk. Your favourite prescriptions are one tap. You sign, and the evening is yours.
Fourteen waiting, four with vitals done. Sita Priya's blood pressure is flagged high before you have seen her. Her allergy to sulpha drugs is on the summary card.
You press record and talk to her in Telugu. The transcript builds on the screen. Her son adds something in Hindi; that is in the transcript too.
The draft has the complaint, your examination, the diagnosis with its code, the prescription. You change one dose, add a test, tap your PIN. The prescription prints; she gets it on WhatsApp in Telugu.
Your favourite set 'Viral fever · adult' fills the prescription in one tap. For a returning patient, 'Repeat last prescription' does the same.
The dengue test is negative. You add an addendum to the signed note in one line; the patient gets the result on WhatsApp with your advice. No notes are waiting for you at 19:00.
The two minutes of writing per patient go back to the patient, or to the next one.
Every visit has a note, because writing it took no effort. Your history with the patient is there next time.
Nothing is a record until you sign it with your PIN. Signed notes cannot be altered; addenda carry your name and the time.
Vitals with flags, BMI, the main complaint, allergies in red, and the last visits. Entered by the nurse, waiting for you.
Prescription sets you build for the cases you see every day, private to you. Starter templates by specialty. Repeat the last prescription for a stable patient.
A signed note is immutable and hashed. A result that arrives later, or a change of plan, goes in as an addendum with your name and the time.
No. Speak as you do, in the language you do. The scribe follows the consultation, including the relative who answers for the patient.
You correct it before signing, as you would correct a junior's note. Every line shows whether the AI drafted it, you edited it, or you typed it. Nothing you did not sign exists as a record.
Yes. Repeat the last prescription, pick a favourite set, or type. Recording is one way to fill the note, not the only way.
Doctors and nurses in your hospital, by role; the patient, through their prescription and record; nobody else. Every view is logged.
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