Prescriptions
Prescriptions checked against the patient's allergies.
Pick a template, adjust the dose and print. If the patient is allergic to a medicine on it, you are warned before you issue it.
A warning before you prescribe
Each medicine has an allergy class. A patient allergic to penicillin gets a warning on every medicine in that class. The check covers allergies only, and the app says so.
Prescriptions are checked against the patient’s recorded allergies only. There is no drug-interaction or contraindication checking — verify these yourself.
- A warning that names the allergy and the medicine
- To prescribe anyway, you give a reason, and it is kept
- It tells you when the patient has no allergies recorded, so nothing was checked
Templates, and a print in Arabic or English
Set up the prescriptions you write most often once, then issue them in a few clicks. Each one prints with your clinic's details and stays on the patient's file.
- Ready templates for each diagnosis, which you can copy and change
- Your clinic's own medicine list, with default doses
- Change the dose for one patient without changing the template
- Printed in the language you choose
- Notes for the prescriber are never printed
Works with
Patient file
Medical history, treatment plans, images and payments in one file for each patient.
See how it worksDental chart
Record findings and treatments on each tooth, with the patient's allergies in view.
See how it worksTeam and permissions
Decide what each role can see, and see who changed what.
See how it works
See it on a clinic like yours.
A 30-minute video call, in Arabic or English, on a demo clinic full of data.