OPD management software, from the queue to the bill.

Queue

Token slips, a crowded waiting room, and nobody sure who is next.

Today's Queue lists every booked patient and every walk-in, marked waiting, in consult or completed. Check a patient in with one tap and open the consult from the same screen. With more than one doctor, filter the queue by doctor.

Appointments

A paper diary at the desk and a phone that keeps ringing.

Staff book appointments with GP types ready on day one (consultation, follow-up, procedure, vaccination, health check, emergency) and your own fees. An appointment can be assigned to a doctor, and the calendar can be filtered by doctor.

Your front desk books every appointment; patients don't book themselves.

Registration

A child's file that lists the child as the person to call.

The patient is the person, with age, sex, date of birth and weight. Adults are their own contact; a patient under 18 gets a parent or guardian as the contact, so reminders and bills reach the right phone.

Consultation

Vitals on a slip, history in the doctor's head.

Each consult holds the chief complaint, a SOAP note and vitals: temperature, pulse, respiratory rate, blood pressure and SpO2. The last visit's vitals sit beside the new ones.

Prescription

A handwritten prescription the chemist has to phone about.

Medicine, dose, frequency and duration are typed, and the prescription prints as a PDF with the patient's age and sex, the follow-up date, and the doctor's qualification and registration number.

Lab orders

The sample went out. Did the report come back?

Order from a list of common tests or type one that isn't listed. Each order moves from Ordered to Sample collected, Processing and Completed, so the desk can see what is still out.