Rewriting what you just said
Referral letters repeat history and findings that are already in the note.
ClinicOS prepares the paperwork that follows a visit, using what was already said and recorded. You review each draft, make changes, and approve it.
Referral letters repeat history and findings that are already in the note.
Handwritten prescriptions and letters are easy to misread further down the line.
Referrals wait until the end of the day, and patients wait with them.
Prescription and referral drafts are prepared from the consultation note and patient record. Clinicians set and confirm every medication, dose, and recommendation.
History, findings, and the reason for referral assembled into a clear letter.
Medications discussed in the consultation prepared for the clinician to confirm.
Doses, quantities, and instructions are always decided and approved by a clinician.
Every letter and prescription follows the same clear layout.
Approved documents are filed with the patient's visit.
Hand the patient a copy or send it on through your usual process.
The note captures findings and the plan.
Check the prescription and letter ClinicOS prepared, and edit anything.
Sign off, then print or share with the patient or receiving clinic.
Patients are often referred between private clinics, general hospitals, and teaching hospitals. A clear, complete letter helps the next team pick up where you left off.
No. The clinician decides and confirms every medication, dose, and instruction. ClinicOS only prepares the draft.
Document layouts can be set up to match how your clinic presents letters and prescriptions.
Approved documents can be printed or shared through your existing process. Direct electronic exchange depends on what the receiving facility supports.
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