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Clinic Engine One

Platform

Manage appointments, visits, accounts and reporting within your facility’s scope.

One platform for your operations

Clarity at every handoff

From today’s reception queue to the visit record or specimen worklist, each team sees the information its role needs. Each organisation has its own subscription, workspace, data and permissions.

Illustrative operations dashboard
Illustrative operations dashboard

Diagnostics and imaging at the core

The clinician’s workspace

From specimen intake to slide or study review, give clinicians the images, worklists and review tools in context. Where enabled, AI assists with drafting or research review, with the specialist reviewing the output.

Illustrative clinical laboratory worklist

Clinical laboratory

Connect orders, specimens and results. Check processing and approval status before delivery.

Follow the specimen
Presentation using a demo slide

Digital pathology

Zoom into a slide, mark an area of interest and keep measurements and notes in the case context.

Explore the slide viewer
Illustrative synthetic CT display

Radiology and PACS

Open a study and its series, then review your notes and draft report in the enabled workflow.

Explore the study workflow

Modules by facility type

  1. Appointment and visit scheduling
  2. Patient records with team permissions
  3. Services, accounts and reporting by module
  4. Enquiry follow-up in the CRM
Choose your facility type

Review the prescription before printing

Open the prescription editor from the patient record. Search the Egyptian drug catalogue by brand or generic name and enter dose instructions in Arabic when needed.

  1. Add medicines from the catalogue
  2. Review interaction alerts and their severity before printing
  3. Edit or remove a medicine and review the alerts again
  4. Save the prescription as a reusable template or print it with the patient name and file number

Demo example: When ciprofloxacin is added alongside warfarin, review the interaction alert. In the rifampin example, review each alert by severity. Alerts use colour to show severity. No alert means the check found no match in the available data; the prescriber makes the decision.