Six things Doctavie does, and that we can show you.
Not a checklist. Six features that exist, that run in practices today, and that each get their own page — with what they do, and what they do not.
The Seal — the QR on the prescription
Every prescription carries your seal.
The pharmacist scans it: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. And anyone can check that the prescription is genuine — no account, no app.
Read the pageThe Till — and “what you are owed”
What you are owed.
At 7pm you close the till. And once a month you finally see what never came in — with names, dates and amounts.
Read the pageThe Viewer — imaging, without the CD
The CD is over.
Your colleague clicks a link. They see the slices, scroll through them, measure. Nothing to install, nothing to burn, nothing to lose.
Read the pagePrescribing safety check — interactions and allergies
It warns you as you prescribe.
Not afterwards. Drug interactions, a declared allergy, a duplicate of what a colleague already prescribed: the check runs while you write.
Read the pageDictation — and the Scribe
You speak, it writes.
Reason for visit, examination, conclusion: dictated aloud, written into the chart. And in Scribe mode the report is ready before the patient is dressed.
Read the pageDiscreet Mode — the chart without the name
The patient exists. Their name does not.
Psychiatry, psychology, STI, oncology: follow-up runs normally, but the name appears nowhere along the pathway — not at the practice, not at the pharmacy.
Read the page