Clinic notes
Talk to the patient. Sign the note.
The doctor talks to the patient as usual, in Hindi, English or both. Aspataal writes the note, lists the medicines apart from what the patient was already taking, and sends the tests to the lab. The doctor reads it, changes what they want and signs.
Medicines · from the consultation
- Calpol 250 syrup, 7.5 ml every 6 hours, 3 daysNew
- Augmentin 625, twice a dayContinue
- Pantop 40Stop
Tests ordered: CBC, CRP. Sent to the lab.
Told apart from what the patient was already on
Today
Where the time goes today.
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“Notes get typed between patients, or not at all.”
The doctor writes after the patient leaves, and the queue waits.
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“Handwritten medicines get misread.”
The chemist and the patient guess at a name or a dose.
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“The last visit is in a paper file nobody can find.”
What was given, what was stopped and what the tests showed is lost between visits.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
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1
Start the consultation
One tap on the patient opens the microphone. Today’s vitals show beside the timer.
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2
Talk to the patient
In any mix of Hindi and English. A short guide beside the timer lists what is often forgotten in the doctor’s specialty.
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3
Read the note
Complaint, history, examination, diagnosis and plan, with the medicines and tests in their own tables.
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4
Sign and print
The patient takes home a sheet on the hospital’s pad. The tests go to the lab.
Done for you
What happens without anyone doing it.
- The note, written in English from the consultation, whatever language it was in
- New, continued and stopped medicines, listed apart
- The tests named in the consultation, on the lab’s list once the note is signed
- Today’s vitals from the nurse, beside the timer
- A child’s height, weight and head size, marked on the growth charts
- The sheet the patient takes home, on your hospital’s pad
What’s inside
Everything it covers.
Hindi, English or both
The note is written in English from whatever was said.
Written for your specialty
Paediatric and orthopaedic notes ask about what those specialties need.
Medicines kept apart
New, continued and stopped medicines are listed separately.
Tests to the lab
Ordered in the note, waiting at the lab, filed back to the visit.
Growth charts for children
Height, weight and head size plotted on the WHO and IAP charts.
The sheet they take home
On your hospital’s pad, with the doctor’s name and registration.
Works with
Part of one record.
Questions hospitals ask
Does it understand Hindi?
Yes. Hindi, English or the two mixed in one sentence. The note comes out in English.
Does the AI decide anything?
No. It writes a draft from what was said. The doctor reads it, changes what they want and signs. Nothing reaches the record unsigned.
What does the patient take home?
A printed sheet on your hospital’s pad with the diagnosis, the medicines and the advice, signed by the doctor.
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