The desk
Nurses and the secretary: a printed list, and a tree that shows when and where the patient is booked. From the planner, straight into the record.
First door
Find the patient by chart number, name, address — or any fragment of them. One mask. All transactions on one screen. The next visit opens the examination by itself.
The secretary finds the name. The nurse sees the tree. The doctor looks at the person — not a thousand menus.
Printed list, planner, record: one spine. Drag and drop. Ninety days in one practice.Nurses and the secretary: a printed list, and a tree that shows when and where the patient is booked. From the planner, straight into the record.
MSCT, NMR, ultrasound, PET-CT, endoscopy, X-ray (RTG) and the rest drop onto that examination — not a separate PACS window. Codes travel with the image. Compressed, so the record still holds.
Appointments, lab and imaging on the screen. After the visit, one click to payment. Templates for the report. Own patients, or others, by priority.
Ninety days on your files. Invoice in the EU.