Discharge
Discharge papers ready when the patient is.
Aspataal drafts the discharge summary from the whole stay. The doctor fills in what only they can say, by voice, and signs. The desk checks a bill that has been building since admission, takes the payment and prints every paper in one go.
Discharge summary · drafted from the stay
- Diagnosis and proceduresFrom the notes
- Course in hospital4 days of rounds
- InvestigationsFrom the lab
- Medicines to go home withFrom the drug chart
- Advice and follow-upDictate
Condition at discharge
RecoveredImprovedStableUnchangedDeteriorated
1Bill & payment2Print & close
One section at a time, beside the page as it prints
Today
Where the time goes today.
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“The summary gets written from the file at the end of the shift.”
The doctor reads four days of notes again to write what the record already says.
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“The family waits for the bill after the doctor has said go.”
Charges are gathered from the ward, the lab and the pharmacy before anyone can total them.
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“Something is always missing from the papers.”
The summary, the bill, the receipts and the reports print separately, and the insurer’s copy comes later.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish.
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The summary is drafted
Diagnosis, the course in hospital, investigations and the medicines to go home with come from the stay’s own record.
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The doctor talks and signs
They dictate the advice and anything the record cannot know, choose the condition at discharge, read each section and sign with their registration.
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Bill and payment
The desk opens a final bill that has been building since admission, with the advances taken off, and collects the balance or refunds.
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Print and close
The summary, the going-home page, the bills and the receipts print as one, the stay closes and the bed shows free.
Done for you
What happens without anyone doing it.
- The summary drafted from the notes, rounds, results and drug chart
- The medicines to go home with, taken from the drug chart
- The final bill, built since admission, with the advances taken off
- The doctor’s registration and your letterhead on the summary
- Every paper in one print, each on its own named pages
- The bed shown free when the stay closes
What’s inside
Everything it covers.
Drafted from the stay
The notes, rounds, results and drug chart become the summary’s first draft.
Dictate what is missing
Hindi, English or both. It is written up in English.
Signed with the registration
The doctor’s registration number and the hospital’s letterhead print on it.
A bill built since admission
Every charge, the advances and the balance, in one place.
One print for every paper
The summary, the going-home page, the bills and the receipts, each on its own named pages.
Every way a stay ends
Referral letters, against-advice forms and deaths have their own papers.
Works with
Part of one record.
Questions hospitals ask
Does the AI write the summary on its own?
Aspataal puts the draft together from what is already in the stay: the notes, the rounds, the results and the drug chart. The doctor dictates the rest, reads each section and signs. Nothing prints unsigned.
Can the summary carry our hospital’s letterhead?
Yes. Your hospital’s name, logo and details print at the top, and the doctor’s name, degrees and registration print with the signature.
What if the insurer has not approved yet?
The stay waits for the insurer in plain view, with the papers ready. The desk closes it once the approval comes in.
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