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A single, focused form
Reason for the visit, vitals, exam notes, diagnosis and plan — one general-practice consultation form, not a maze of tabs.
Motif, examination, diagnosis and plan — recorded during the visit, with the patient's previous consultations, prescriptions and documents open alongside it, not in a separate file.

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Reason for the visit, vitals, exam notes, diagnosis and plan — one general-practice consultation form, not a maze of tabs.
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Previous consultations, prescriptions and documents sit next to the form, so the doctor doesn't search a separate screen mid-visit.
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Opening a scheduled or walk-in patient carries their appointment straight into a new consultation.
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A finished consultation can be corrected later without starting over, and the patient's record reflects the update.

The patient's history is already on screen, so the doctor isn't asking what was prescribed last time.
The visit, its prescription and its billing stay linked together instead of living in separate tools.
A plan or follow-up date set in one consultation is there, in context, at the next one.
Yes. Reopen it from the patient's visit history and correct it — the record updates in place.
No. A consultation can be created directly, without a prior appointment, the same way a walk-in is handled.
Yes. The patient's previous consultations and prescriptions are open alongside the form you're filling in.
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