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Prescriptions

Prescriptions drafted from the visit, signed by the doctor

AI prescription writing drafts the prescription from the consultation instead of leaving it to be typed at the end of a long clinic. Aevomed produces that draft alongside the medical note, built from the same transcript — and then stops, because a prescription is the last thing that should be issued without a doctor reading it.

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Drafted from the same consultation as the note

The prescription and the medical note come out of one transcript of one visit, so they describe the same consultation rather than being assembled separately from memory.

Reviewed line by line

A prescription is the highest-consequence artefact in an outpatient visit, so it gets the strictest rule in the product. Every draft waits for the doctor. Nothing reaches the patient record until it has been reviewed, edited if needed, and signed. The doctor is the author of record.

Accountability around it

Doctors are credential-verified before they can use the platform, actions are recorded in an audit trail, and data is isolated per practice.

Common questions

Can Aevomed issue a prescription on its own?
No. It drafts. The prescription is issued only after a licensed doctor has reviewed, edited if needed, and signed it — nothing is filed automatically.
Where does the prescription draft come from?
From the transcript of the consultation, the same source as the medical note, so both reflect what was actually discussed in the room.
Who is allowed to use it?
Doctors in outpatient practice in India, during early access. Access requires an approved pre-registration and a credential check.

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