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Prescriptions everyone can read

Doctors prescribe from the hospital's medicine list with allergy and interaction warnings. The pharmacy gets a clear order, and the patient gets it on WhatsApp.

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  • No commitment
  • Proposal in writing
Kaagazy HMISSample data
Prescription, Sunita Devi
Metformin 500 mg · twice a dayIn stock
Amlodipine 5 mg · once a dayIn stock
Co-trimoxazole · sulpha allergyWarning
Sent to pharmacy and WhatsAppSigned 11:20
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Kaagazy HMIS

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Sound familiar?

What goes wrong today.

Handwriting misread

The pharmacist guesses a medicine name, and the wrong drug can go out.

Allergy missed

A medicine the patient is allergic to is written because the old note was not seen.

Sales lost to outside shops

Patients buy outside because the hospital pharmacy never saw the prescription.

How it works

Simple, step by step.

  1. Pick medicinesThe doctor searches the formulary or uses a saved set.
  2. See warningsAllergy and interaction warnings show before saving.
  3. Sign and sendThe prescription prints and goes to the patient's phone and Sehat.
  4. Pharmacy sees itThe hospital pharmacy sees the order and can fill it.

In detail

Everything in e-prescription.

Hospital formulary

Prescribe from the medicines your pharmacy keeps, with stock shown.

Allergy warnings

Known allergies on the record show as a warning while writing.

Interaction checks

Common risky medicine pairs are flagged for the doctor.

Saved sets

Doctors save common prescriptions and reuse them.

Dose in Hindi or English

Timing and dose instructions print in the patient's language.

Sent to the phone

Patients get the prescription on WhatsApp and in Sehat.

Before and after

The difference on day one.

Today

  • Pharmacists guess at handwritten names.
  • An allergy is missed in a busy OPD.
  • Patients buy medicines outside.

With Kaagazy HMIS

  • The pharmacy reads a clear typed order.
  • A warning shows before the prescription is saved.
  • The hospital pharmacy sees the order straight away.

Who uses it

Made for the people doing the work.

Questions

Before you talk to us.

Does the doctor have to accept every warning?

No. The doctor decides. Warnings can be overridden with a reason, which is saved.

Can we use our own medicine list?

Yes. The formulary is built from your pharmacy's own list during setup.

Do prescriptions carry the doctor's details?

Yes. The print carries the doctor's name and registration number as you set them.

Kaagazy HMIS · coming soon

See e-prescription on your hospital.

Tell us what you want to fix first. We call you, show you Kaagazy HMIS on a free walkthrough, and send a written proposal for your hospital.

  • A free walkthrough on our screens
  • No commitment, no pressure
  • A written proposal for your hospital
  • Your patients' app, Sehat, free

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