One calendar across every hospital a doctor visits, earnings set beside each statement.
A doctor who consults across several hospitals sees one calendar: each hospital grants the doctor — and only that doctor, named by email; the database refuses anyone else at the practice — a share of their schedule there (days, how many booked, first and last time; no patient) and their fee statements, refreshed every few minutes. In the doctor’s own practice, a personal case log kept independent of any one hospital’s record (no patient names), and what the doctor expected to be paid set beside each hospital’s statement, month by month, so a shortfall is seen, not assumed to be rounding. The exchange is one narrow door between organisations: a share names the two organisations, the app and its purpose, exactly what it carries and until when; the receiving organisation sees nothing until it accepts; and the sender, the receiver or the patient can revoke it, which stops all further reading at once. Every grant, acceptance and reading is logged where both organisations read it; the schedule carries no patient. Written with India’s DPDP Act 2023 and the HIPAA Privacy Rule in mind; it helps a practice keep those duties and claims no certification.
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