Before You See This Patient
Before you see this patient, know their story.
A structured pre-consultation briefing that brings each patient’s available history, prescriptions, reports and open items onto one screen — before they walk in.
A morning OPD, revisited
11:18 am. Token 07 is next.
Six patients since nine. Meera Kulkarni is next — a diabetes follow-up, last seen in September.
Dr. Rao opens Before You See This Patient as the last patient leaves: conditions, recent prescriptions, the HbA1c trend, and one flag — a lipid report still unreviewed.
When Meera sits down, the consultation starts with her, not her file.
Illustrative scenario. Names and clinical details are synthetic.
What’s in a briefing
Eight things worth knowing before you say hello.
Patient profile
Age, sex, recorded conditions and today’s reason for visit.
Previous visits
When they came, who saw them and why.
Available medical history
Conditions and history recorded at earlier visits.
Previous prescriptions
What was prescribed, and whether it changed.
Uploaded reports
Recent reports, with unreviewed ones flagged.
Recorded observations
Notes the treating doctor wrote last time.
AI-assisted summary
A short draft summary, each point linked to its source.
Needs attention
Pending reports, overdue follow-ups, recorded allergies.
AI-assisted summary — review before clinical use. The briefing organises recorded information; it does not present diagnoses or independently verified medical facts.
For the doctor
A better first minute, every consultation.
- Prepared, not rushedReview the briefing between patients, in under a minute.
- Nothing important buriedUnreviewed reports and overdue follow-ups are surfaced, not hidden.
- Continuity across doctorsWhen a colleague saw the patient last, their notes are right there.
- Always your callThe briefing informs the consultation. The doctor leads it.
Be among the first to use it in your OPD.
Our controlled doctor pilot is planned for January 2027.