For doctors
Spend less time structuring notes and more time focused on care.
Consented AI structures the encounter into symptoms, onset, severity, history and red flags. You review, edit, and sign. Nothing leaves as a draft.
Clinical workflow
Assistance that stops where judgement begins.
Consented clinical scribe
Dictation becomes a structured draft summary you can edit line by line.
Diagnosis-aware prompts
Missing questions, red flags and possible differentials surfaced as prompts.
Prescription support
Dose ranges, interactions, allergy alerts and pregnancy cautions before you sign.
Consented history
A longitudinal summary with provenance, so you know where each fact came from.
Draft to approved
Nothing leaves your review as a guess.
The scribe structures what was said. You correct it. Only your signed version becomes the patient's plan — and every edit is logged.
- "…cough started about three days ago, worse at night, no fever that I noticed, I get a rash from penicillin, and I finished a course of something last month…"
Illustrative example with fictional data. AI output is a draft until a clinician reviews, edits and signs.
Prescription support
Safety checks before the signature, not after.
Prescription review · simulation
Demonstration onlyPatient (fictional)
A. Ncube · 34 · Allergy: penicillin
Dose and schedule
1 tablet · 3× daily · 5 days · after food
Route
Oral
Safety review
Allergy conflict. Penicillin-class medicine with a documented rash reaction. Choose an alternative, or document an override with a reason.
- · Duplicate therapy check — passed
- · Age and comorbidity check — passed
- · Pregnancy caution — not applicable
- · Availability signal — in stock at 3 nearby pharmacies
This is a product demonstration with fictional data, not a clinical tool. QuickMed never prescribes on its own.
| Step | Required data and checks | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Diagnosis context | Symptoms, diagnosis, age, allergies, pregnancy status, comorbidities, current medicines. | Clinical context for support. |
| Medicine options | Approved references, interactions, contraindications, availability signals. | Evidence-informed options with rationale. |
| Dose and schedule | Strength, route, frequency, duration, quantity, start date, special instructions. | Editable draft prescription. |
| Safety review | Duplicate therapy, allergy, interaction, age, pregnancy and comorbidity checks. | Warnings and documented overrides. |
| Finalize and fulfill | Doctor signature, pharmacist verification, counseling, fulfillment status. | Active medication plan and audit trail. |
Human control
Where the AI stops, in every capability.
Clinical scribe
Structures consented dictation into symptoms, onset, severity, history, allergies, red flags and a draft summary.
Human control · Doctor reviews, edits and approves.
Diagnosis-aware prompts
Uses the suspected diagnosis to identify missing questions, red flags and possible differentials.
Human control · Doctor confirms the final diagnosis and care plan.
Prescription support
Presents medicine options, dose ranges, contraindications, interactions, allergy alerts and availability signals.
Human control · Doctor selects, changes, rejects or adds items and signs.
Medication plan
Turns the signed prescription and counseling rules into dose timing, food precautions and missed-dose guidance.
Human control · Doctor and pharmacist rules override AI.
Record intelligence
Summarizes longitudinal history, flags possible duplication and prepares consented sharing bundles.
Human control · Authorized clinician verifies; patient controls sharing.
See the QuickMed journey with your own team.
Clinics, pharmacies, facilities and pilot partners — walk through the connected workflow, ask hard questions about safety and consent, and tell us where it needs to fit your practice.