Specialty Clinical

What it does today

• Pediatrics: a summary at the top of the consultation, with corrected age for a preterm baby
• Birth and feeding history, and a 63-item developmental milestone checklist
• Growth measurements plotted against age, with the change per month between visits
• Growth charts against the WHO reference: weight, height, BMI and head circumference, birth to nineteen, with the centile and z-score for the latest reading
• A clinic-wide board of children overdue or due for a vaccination, and a printed card for the parent
• Weight-based dosing on the prescription, checked against a ceiling you supply
• ENT: a structured ear, nose and throat examination in the consultation, and office procedures such as microsuction and foreign body removal
• Audiograms entered per ear, drawn to the standard convention with the pure tone average, and printed as a report
• General medicine: chronic condition registers with each patient's own targets, showing who is controlled and who is overdue for review
• Risk scores and care-plan goals kept on the patient record
• Obstetrics: the pregnancy as one record, with antenatal visits, scans, risk reviews, the delivery and postnatal visits filed under it
• Gynecology: menstrual history, cervical and breast screening with a recall date, contraception, the infertility workup with follicle tracking, and office procedures
• Dentistry: a dental chart by FDI tooth and surface, the history of each tooth, procedures by sitting, and treatment plans by phase
• Orthopedics, Rheumatology and Physical Therapy: joint and spine examinations, range of motion in degrees, fractures and implants, 28-joint counts, DMARD monitoring, therapy plans with their sessions, and a printed home exercise program
• Psychiatry and Neurology: a structured mental status examination and risk assessment, PHQ-9 and GAD-7, therapy notes behind their own permission, a structured neurological examination, NIHSS and GCS, seizure and headache diaries, and stroke records
• Cardiology and Ophthalmology: NYHA and CCS class, ECG, echo, treadmill and Holter reports, cardiac risk scores stored with their inputs, acuity, refraction and pressure for each eye, and a printed spectacle prescription
• Pulmonology, Nephrology and Urology: spirometry and peak flow trends, printed asthma and COPD action plans, sleep studies, CKD reviews with eGFR trends, dialysis sessions, vascular access, transplant follow-up, uroflowmetry, and stone and PSA surveillance
• Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Hematology, Oncology, Infectious Disease, and Allergy and Immunology: insulin titration and thyroid reviews, endoscopy reports, MELD and Child-Pugh, the INR clinic, staging as the clinician records it, chemotherapy cycles and toxicity grades, TB and HIV care, skin prick tests and immunotherapy doses
• In every specialty module: a due list of who is overdue or due soon, trends of its measurements, and every record corrected under a version or voided, never deleted
• Enabled per hospital: a specialty module is switched on at onboarding, not by default