Visit and file
Open the visit from the queue, view the patient\u2019s data and clinic-linked history, and update the file during consultation.
The doctor\u2019s role in Nasaq Care is clear: receive the patient from the queue, open the visit, update the file with a prescription or follow-up, and complete the service. The system is an operational and organizational tool for files and visits, and provides no clinical decision support or recommendations.
When a patient\u2019s history is in a notebook, prescriptions on paper, and follow-ups in a separate file, doctors spend time assembling information instead of focusing on the patient. Nasaq Care links these elements inside one file per patient.
Open the visit from the queue, view the patient\u2019s data and clinic-linked history, and update the file during consultation.
Record the prescription or follow-up within the visit so it links to the patient and their history automatically.
Call the patient, start the service and complete it, with clear states visible to reception without internal phone calls.
When the doctor wants organized files and visits without extra administrative complexity.
When several doctors work in the same place and each needs their own scope.
When follow-ups and recurring prescriptions are part of daily work.
No. Nasaq Care is an operational and organizational system for files and visits only, and provides no clinical decision support or recommendation; medical judgment always stays with the doctor.
Access is defined by roles and permissions inside the clinic scope, so a doctor sees only what their role requires.
Yes. The prescription or follow-up is recorded within the visit and linked to the patient file and history.
The transition depends on clinic settings and team adoption, and clinics can start gradually without requiring a full switch in one day.
Review subscriptions or contact Nasaq Care to ask about the doctor workflow in your clinic.