MyMyPatient for Family Medicine
Family Medicine,
with its protocols built in.
One record for the whole family, and the right protocol for every visit.
A family physician in Pakistan sees a newborn, a diabetic uncle, and a pregnant mother in the same OPD hour. MyPatient registers the whole family under one CNIC and keeps each member's history, allergies, and follow-ups one tap apart.
The protocols, on every chart
Hypertension and diabetes reviews
Targets, review intervals, and overdue labs surface in the chart, in line with common Pakistani society and WHO guidance.
EPI vaccination schedule
Each child's due and missed vaccines follow Pakistan's Expanded Programme on Immunization calendar.
Danger sign screening
AI intake screens every complaint for red flags before the patient reaches your desk.
Questions from family medicine practices
01 Can one login manage a whole family?
02 Does it work for a solo GP clinic?
03 Are prescriptions in Urdu?
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