Assistant locked out
The WhatsApp assistant has no tool that reaches notes or prescriptions. It's structural, not a prompt.
Doctors write a note for each visit and sign it. Once signed, nobody can change it, not even the owner. Corrections go in addenda. Prescriptions are issued, frozen and printed.
Four steps, and the database enforces the important one.
A note can be started once the visit is checked in, in progress or completed. One note per appointment.
Chief complaint, diagnosis and the note itself. A draft is private to its author; nobody else can even see it exists.
Signing is permanent, enforced by the database. No edits, by anyone.
Need a correction? Any doctor can add an addendum. The original stays exactly as it was.
Add as many medicines as the visit needs: name, strength, form, dose, frequency, duration, quantity and instructions, plus notes for the whole prescription.
Issuing freezes it. To change it, void it and reissue: the new draft is linked to the original, and the void records who did it.
| Medicine | Dose | How often | For | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amoxicillin 500 mg Capsule | 1 capsule | Three times a day | 5 days | 15 |
| Ibuprofen 400 mg Tablet | 1 tablet | Every 8 hours if needed | 3 days | 9 |
| Chlorhexidine 0.2% Mouthwash | 10 ml | Twice a day | 7 days | 1 bottle |
The narrowest access anywhere in the product.
| Who | Notes | Prescriptions |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor | Write, sign, add addenda | Write, issue, void, reissue |
| Owner | Read signed notes | Read |
| Front desk | No access | No access |
| Assistant | No access, ever | No access, ever |
The WhatsApp assistant has no tool that reaches notes or prescriptions. It's structural, not a prompt.
A draft is visible only to the doctor writing it. Everyone else gets 'not found'.
The database blocks changes to a signed note, so no bug or button can rewrite it.
Clinical actions are logged with who and when. The note's text never goes into the log.
Each doctor sees the notes they haven't signed yet.
Each patient has a clinical timeline of their visits and notes.
A doctor's 'My day' lists their patients in order, with each visit's status. Start a visit, complete it, write the note.
Anything still in draft waits in the unsigned list until it's signed.
We built the clinical record to be boring in the best way. Write, sign, done. What's signed stays signed; if something needs adding, you add it, and you never overwrite it.
This one matters most. Please read it before you prescribe from Mediora.
No. The owner can read signed notes but can't edit them. Nobody can edit a signed note; corrections are added as addenda by a doctor.
No. Receptionists have no access to notes or prescriptions.
Never. It has no way to reach the clinical record. It talks to whoever holds the patient's phone, so it's kept away from anything clinical by design.
No. There's no drug database and no allergy or interaction checking. Prescribing decisions rest entirely with the doctor.
Yes, from the browser on A5, with your clinic's details. Voided prescriptions print with VOID across them.
It stays signed. The doctor, or a colleague, adds an addendum with the correction. Both are kept.
One record per phone number, found in any format.
Rosters, leave and a calendar that can't double-book.
Roles, seats, a kill switch and your price list.
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