Run one hospital or several sites from one account, and give every staff member the right role and screens.
Run one hospital or several sites from one account. Set up each site, its departments and wards, and give every staff member the right role. Each role sees only the screens it needs.
Hospital owners and administrators, who set up sites and staff. Groups with more than one hospital, day care centre or diagnostic centre.
A second site starts on a new system, and nothing joins up.
A ward clerk and the administrator see the same menus.
A doctor's department and the ward a patient lies in are treated as the same thing.
Admissions get filed under the wrong hospital because the system guessed.
Add each site: hospital, day care centre, diagnostic centre or clinic. Record licensed beds, the Clinical Establishment registration number and GSTIN.
Departments are the clinical services. Wards are the physical places. You can mark which departments admit patients.
Create staff logins and give roles: owner, hospital admin, doctor, nurse, receptionist, accounts officer and lab manager.
The front desk, the ward, nursing and hospital admin each get their own set of screens. A ward clerk does not see the admin menus.
If it is not clear which site a record belongs to, the screen asks. It does not pick one for you.
Set the bed cleaning time for each site, and whether a bed can be given while it is still being cleaned.
Every module works on the same patients, admissions and beds. Nothing is typed twice. See the related modules:
Yes. Add each site to the same account. Each site has its own wards, beds and records, and screens ask which site you mean when it is not clear.
Owner, hospital admin, doctor, nurse, receptionist, accounts officer and lab manager. Each role reaches only its own screens.
No. A department is a clinical service, like cardiology. A ward is a physical place with beds. They are set up separately.