Fast Patient Registration, Doctor Schedules & 2-Minute Digital Prescriptions.
Outpatient software built for the morning rush of Indian hospital counters. Quickly generate permanent patient IDs, scan ABHA cards, manage doctor weekly timing, and let doctors prescribe medicines with live stock visibility.
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What Your Hospital Can Do
Designed for everyday speed and simplicity across Indian hospitals and nursing homes.
Why Standard OPD Software Fails in High-Volume Clinics
In a typical high-volume Indian hospital, the Outpatient Department (OPD) is where patient satisfaction is won or lost. When front-desk staff have to navigate through five different screens just to register a new patient, queues stretch out the door. The friction only multiplies when a patient visits for the second time, and staff create a duplicate profile because searching for the old file took too long.
QureSetu solves this by enforcing a strict, unified Medical Record Number (MRN) system tied to patient mobile numbers and ABHA IDs. Duplicate records are virtually impossible. Furthermore, the doctor's consultation screen is heavily optimized for speed. Rather than forcing senior doctors to become typists, the system uses smart specialty templates.
A cardiologist can pull up an ECG and lipid profile template in one click. An orthopedic surgeon can utilize a dedicated fracture assessment form. When prescribing, doctors don't have to guess if a medication is available—the EMR talks directly to the pharmacy inventory, greying out out-of-stock items. This prevents the frustrating loop of patients returning to the doctor to rewrite prescriptions when the pharmacy runs out.
How it Works: Handling the 10:00 AM OPD Rush Hour
1. 15-Second Registration
A new patient arrives at the front desk. The receptionist asks for their phone number and hits 'Create'. The system instantly auto-generates a unique MRN and links their ABHA ID in the background without holding up the queue.
2. Queue Assignment
The patient is added to Dr. Sharma's digital queue. The TV screen in the waiting area immediately updates to show their token number.
3. The 2-Minute Prescription
Inside the clinic, Dr. Sharma opens the patient file. Because past medical history is already visible, the doctor simply selects 'Fever Profile', adds a 5-day course of Paracetamol (which the system confirms is in stock), and clicks save.
4. Auto-Routing
The prescription instantly appears on the pharmacy dispensing monitor, and the lab request hits the diagnostic counter. The patient simply walks to the billing counter where a consolidated invoice is already waiting for them.
"Before QureSetu, our reception area looked like a railway station during the morning hours. Now, registration takes exactly 15 seconds per patient. We are seeing 40% more outpatients purely because the bottleneck at the counter is gone."
Dr. Arvind Mehta
Medical Director
Mehta Multispecialty
Frequently Asked Questions
Can doctors use their voice to dictate prescriptions?
Yes, the EMR supports clinical speech-to-text dictation optimized for Indian medical accents, speeding up documentation for complex cases.
How does the token system handle walk-ins vs. online appointments?
The system intelligently weaves walk-ins between pre-scheduled online appointments, ensuring scheduled patients are seen on time without starving the walk-in queue.
Is the ABHA ID creation mandatory for registration?
No, while highly recommended and seamlessly integrated, you can still register patients traditionally using just a name and phone number if they opt out.