The doctor's room

1. Pick the next patient from the queue. Their vitals, allergies and conditions are on screen.
2. Write the consultation.
3. Diagnosis: type a name or a code and pick from the list. Kaydro starts with 44 common diagnoses coded from ICD-11, and you can add your own under Clinic → Setup → Diagnoses. Words not on the list are kept as written.
4. Lab tests: order them; their state and results with flags show in the room.
5. Prescription: dose and unit, how often, how it is taken, for how many days, instructions. Kaydro works out how many tablets, capsules or sachets to hand over unless you type your own. Repeat copies a past visit's prescription.
6. Refer or Sick note opens the letter in one click.

Safety checks

When a prescription meets a known problem, Kaydro stops it once with the reason. It checks:

• allergies by family: a penicillin allergy stops amoxicillin;
• about twenty well-known interactions;
• the same medicine, or the same family, twice, long-term medicines included;
• the most an adult takes in a day, for six common medicines.

Pressing again goes ahead, which is the doctor's decision and is written to the log. The doctor is also told when the shelf cannot cover what was prescribed, with any substitute in stock.

This is a short list, not a drug database. No warning never means safe.