Specialties
One system, and a visit form for each specialty
A specialty belongs to the doctor, not the clinic: one clinic can employ a paediatrician and a dermatologist, and each sees their own form. Appointments, invoices and results are shared.
General practice
A general practice day is a steady flow of patients, with or without an appointment, bringing every kind of complaint, and each one needs a note that is quick but complete. A clinic like this needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that a returning patient's history is in front of the doctor and the day's accounts are clear at closing time.
Learn morePaediatrics
Paediatric visits are short and frequent, often about the same child again and again, with parents waiting and a record of measurements that grows with the child. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that weight, height and earlier visits are there when the child comes back.
Learn moreInternal medicine
Adult medicine visits often centre on several long-term conditions and a list of medicines that is reviewed every time. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that earlier results and the follow-up plan are in front of the doctor at each visit.
Learn moreCardiology
Cardiology consultations centre on symptoms such as chest pain and breathlessness, readings such as blood pressure and pulse, and tests the patient brings back for review. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that ECG notes and earlier test reviews stay with the patient from one visit to the next.
Learn moreObstetrics and gynaecology
An obstetrics and gynaecology practice runs on follow-up visits, from antenatal check-ups to family planning and repeat consultations that the same patient returns for. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that the history of earlier visits is in front of the doctor and the next visit is not forgotten.
Learn moreEar, nose and throat (ENT)
An ENT clinic sees many short visits for ear, nose and throat complaints, from children and adults, with separate findings for each area. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that what was found in the ear, nose and throat stays in order and ready for the next visit.
Learn moreOphthalmology
In an eye clinic every visit starts with measurements for each eye: visual acuity, eye pressure and what the slit lamp shows. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that the right and left eye readings are written down once and are easy to find at the next visit.
Learn moreOrthopaedics
Orthopaedic visits are about a particular joint or limb, on a particular side, often after an injury, with X-rays and scans brought in for review. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that the imaging reviewed and earlier notes on the same joint are not lost between visits.
Learn moreUrology
A urology day brings patients with urinary symptoms, a history of stones, and urine test and imaging results that the doctor reviews during the consultation. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that the stone history and earlier imaging are there when the patient returns.
Learn morePsychiatry
Psychiatric consultations are long and unhurried, and what the doctor writes afterwards is sensitive and personal to each patient. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that each session is booked with enough time and the record of earlier sessions is in front of the doctor at every return.
Learn morePhysiotherapy
A physiotherapy patient usually comes back for a series of sessions, each building on the last, with goals set at the start and exercises given to practise at home. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, so that sessions are booked in sequence, noted and charged without paperwork.
Learn moreDermatology
A dermatology day revolves around skin complaints that are reviewed again after a course of treatment, where the site and how long it has been there matter as much as the examination. A clinic needs appointments, records and payments in one place, along with photographs that are attached only after the patient's consent is recorded.
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