From the first call to the practice’s reports: the screen each step happens on, the apps behind it, and a way to try it as the person who does it.
01Enquiry
02Booking
03Front desk
04Consult
05Prescription / Lab / Imaging
06Bill
07Follow-up
08Reports
The desk: who is here, who is waiting, and what happens when they are called.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
The record itself — the chart, the script, the order, the result — and the gates on each.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
What the visit costs, who pays it, and the day that has to balance at the end.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
Everything the patient hears from the practice, and everything they send back.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
Beds, theatres, stock, staff and the building — the clinic as a working place.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
The registers an inspector asks for, kept as the work happens rather than the night before.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
What the practice can learn from its own record, computed from the same tables.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
Enquiries, admissions, contracts and the money that arrives before a patient does.
The busiest four, and the apps on either side of them. Every line here is one app reading another’s records — found in the product itself, not drawn by hand.
304 of the 360 live apps read from or hand to another app; the rest stand on their own. The lists come from the catalog and the connections are read out of the product itself; the day at the top names screens and apps that are checked against the product on every change.