Discreet Modethe 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.

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Who it’s for

Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Doctor

II.

What changes

An entire specialty stays on paper for as long as the patient’s name shows at reception.

There are consultations people do not book because they would be seen in the waiting room, and prescriptions they do not present because they would be read at the counter. That is not a software detail: it is why entire specialties never go digital.

A pseudonym, not a gap

The patient keeps a full chart, history and follow-up. What changes is the displayed identity.

The whole pathway

Diary, waiting room, notifications, prescription, counter: the name does not reappear at any step.

Reversible, never imposed

The practitioner turns it on, for the patient who asks for it.

III.

In three steps

How it works

01
You enable it on the chart
A pseudonym and a neutral avatar replace the displayed identity.
02
The screens follow
Diary, waiting list, notifications, prescription: all show the pseudonym.
03
The care does not change
Prescribing, tests, follow-up: nothing is degraded clinically.

The limits

What Discreet Mode does not do

This is not anonymity: the chart exists, you know who your patient is, and your legal obligations are unchanged. The masking covers what the pathway displays — at the practice, at the pharmacy, in notifications.