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In busy Indian OPDs (such as AIIMS or district hospitals), a physician sees between 60 to 100 patients every morning. Spending 7 to 10 minutes on history taking and typing into legacy EHR systems leaves less than 2 minutes for actual patient interaction.
Patient speaks in Hindi or English in the waiting area. Voice agents extract complaints, onset, duration, and pain severity.
The Multi-Agent engine categorizes symptoms into SOAP notes, checks drug allergies, and flags acute red flags.
Doctor enters cabin, glances at the 8 Critical Facts, conducts examination, edits if needed, and signs in 1 click.
Pocket Clinician Reference (Printable & Rounds Ready)
Key rules for quick bedside reference: red flags, collision protocols, and 120s targets.
Chest pain + sweating, acute focal neurological deficit, SpO2 < 92%, severe anaphylaxis. Auto-sorted to top of queue.
Penicillin allergy blocks Amox/Augmentin. Require documented override rationale before digitally signing Rx.
J / K = Next / Prev patient • 2 = Two-Min View • A = Approve & Sign • ? = Help.