Clinic Operations

The prescription pad, upgraded

Write it once, send it on WhatsApp

Dr. Ahmed Salem Clinic

Prescription - Nour Hassan

1

Augmentin 1g

1 tab every 12h - 7 days

2

Panadol Extra

1 tab when needed

3

Claritin 10mg

1 tab before bed

Kashfy

WhatsApp

Today

Thank you doctor

5:40

The problem

Handwritten prescriptions get misread at the pharmacy. Doctors type the same drug names over and over. Patients lose the paper before they get to the pharmacy. Everyone loses time.

Digital Prescriptions

The prescription writer sits inside the visit screen, so it's the last thing the doctor does before the patient leaves. Start typing 'aug' and 'Augmentin 1g' pops up with its usual dose. Pick it, edit if needed, add the next drug. When you're done, hit 'Send'. Kashfy renders a clean PDF with your clinic logo, the doctor's name and stamp, and the drug list - and delivers it to the patient's WhatsApp before they've left the room.
  • Type the first few letters

Prescription

Handwrite it

Some doctors think best with a pen. Write the prescription by hand on a tablet or phone - with a stylus or your finger - and tap Read. Kashfy reads your handwriting, matches every drug to the Egyptian drug list, pulls out the lab tests and scans, and lays it all out for you to check before anything joins the prescription. Your handwriting, without the pharmacist squinting at it.

Handwrite the prescription

Say it

Or just say it. Tap the mic and dictate the way you'd tell a nurse - Egyptian Arabic and English drug names, all mixed together: 'Augmentin one gram, a tab every 12 hours for a week, and a CBC.' Kashfy turns it into drugs with their instructions in plain Egyptian Arabic, plus the tests and scans, ready to review. Your hands stay free for the patient.

Dictate the prescription

What was said

Templates

Common combinations become templates. A dermatologist who always prescribes the same three-drug protocol for acne can save it as a template and drop it into any visit with one tap. The template still shows every drug and dose so the doctor can review before sending - it just saves 90 seconds of typing.

This visit's prescription

Empty - tap the template

Archive

Every prescription is archived on the patient's profile. Next visit, the doctor sees exactly what was prescribed last time - useful for renewals, dose adjustments, or when the patient calls asking for a refill on 'that white pill you gave me'.

I need that white pill you gave me again

9:12

Hassan Ali's past prescriptions

1

Concor 5mg

1 tab every morning

2

Aspirin Protect 100mg

1 tab after lunch

Pick a past prescription to start from

Inside

  • Autocomplete over a full Egyptian drug database with trade names
  • Dosage templates the doctor can reuse across visits
  • Branded PDF with clinic logo, doctor name, and stamp
  • One-tap WhatsApp delivery to the patient's phone
  • Every prescription kept forever on the patient profile
  • Arabic or English dosage instructions per drug
  • Reuse a past prescription as the starting point for the next one
  • Bulk-print at the desk if the patient asks for a physical copy
  • Handwrite the prescription with a pen or your finger - Kashfy reads it
  • Dictate it in Egyptian Arabic and English - Kashfy writes it up

Who this is for

A

High-volume family medicine

The same 20 drugs cover 80% of visits. Templates turn each visit's prescription into 3 taps - pick, tweak, send. The doctor writes prescriptions faster than they could sign a paper pad.

B

Chronic-care follow-up

Diabetes and hypertension patients need small dose adjustments every visit. The last prescription loads as the starting point, the doctor edits what changed, and the new PDF replaces the old on the profile.

C

Dermatology with photo-based follow-up

The patient sends a WhatsApp photo, the doctor reviews without an in-person visit, and sends a prescription refill directly - no clinic trip needed for a simple renewal.

Common questions

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