Doctor appointments and prescriptions
Booking, the waiting-room queue, visit notes and repeat medication — with the pharmacy reading the same prescription the doctor wrote.
A patient books with a named doctor, arrives to a queue that already knows about them, and leaves with a prescription the pharmacy can already see. The receptionist is the heaviest user of this system, not the doctor, so the booking flow was designed for somebody typing quickly with a queue in front of them.
Features
- Booking by doctor, by speciality, or by the first free slot
- A waiting-room queue screen that re-times itself when a visit runs over
- One patient record carrying history, allergies and previous visits
- Prescriptions issued digitally and visible to the pharmacy immediately
- Repeat medication with course tracking and refill reminders
- A stock check against the pharmacy before a drug is prescribed
- SMS reminders the day before, and a rebooking link if the slot is missed
- Separate roles for reception, doctor, pharmacist and administrator
Repeat medication is the part that pays for itself. A course that has to run for six months is tracked by the system rather than by the patient remembering to come back for it.