AI and Machine Learning, Healthcare Technology
CSSH-AI clinical app
A doctor-facing mobile app that brings each doctor's patient list and PACS imaging together, with AI-assisted consultation notes, ICD coding and prescriptions planned as the next phase.
- Status
- In development
- Services involved
- AI and Machine Learning, Custom Software Development, Mobile Application Development
The problem
Doctors moving between OPD, IPD and consultations need their own patients' records and imaging in one place, on a phone. Consultation notes, diagnosis codes and prescriptions are still prepared by hand after each encounter, which takes time and leaves gaps such as unconfirmed allergies or incomplete dosing instructions.
The solution
The app already gives each doctor a list of the patients under their care and access to those patients' PACS images, with laboratory report integration in progress. The proposed next phase adds a consent-first consultation workflow: record the conversation in Hindi, English or both, turn it into structured clinical notes, suggest provisional diagnoses, ICD codes and investigations, and draft a prescription from the hospital catalogue.
Every AI output stays a draft until the doctor reviews and approves it. Patient statements, doctor observations and AI suggestions are kept separate, missing details are flagged rather than guessed, and edits, approvals and exports are recorded.
Use cases
How each role uses CSSH-AI clinical app, and what changes for the organisation.
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Doctor Available now
Seeing my patients and their imaging
A doctor opens the app on a phone, sees the patients listed under their care and opens their PACS images.
ResultImaging is available in OPD or on the ward without walking to a workstation.
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Doctor In progress
Linking laboratory reports
Laboratory results are attached to the patient’s record as they are released.
ResultReports sit next to imaging and notes in one place.
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Doctor and patient Proposed
Recording a consultation with consent
After confirming the patient and recording consent, the doctor records the consultation in Hindi, English or both.
ResultA transcript with speaker labels, with unclear medicine names and doses flagged for correction.
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Doctor Proposed
Drafting notes, diagnoses and ICD codes
Structured clinical notes and suggested provisional diagnoses, ICD codes and investigations are prepared from the transcript.
ResultThe doctor accepts, edits or rejects each suggestion. Nothing is saved without approval.
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Doctor Proposed
Writing the prescription
Medicines are drafted from the hospital catalogue with strength, dose, route, frequency and duration, plus plain-language advice in Hindi and English.
ResultAn approved, signed OPD prescription is saved in the patient’s record.
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Doctor Proposed
Following up on a patient
Previous consultations, diagnoses, prescriptions and reports appear on one timeline with follow-up dates.
ResultUnresolved issues and missing information are visible before the next visit.
“Proposed” use cases are planned for a later phase.
Features
Doctor-specific patient lists
Each doctor sees the patients listed under their care. Available now.
PACS image access
Doctors view the imaging associated with their listed patients from the app. Available now.
Laboratory report integration
Linking lab reports to the patient record. In progress.
AI-assisted consultation notes
Consent-based recording, multilingual transcription and structured notes that never invent unrecorded findings. Proposed.
Diagnosis and ICD coding support
Suggested provisional and differential diagnoses and ICD codes from an authoritative catalogue, each confirmed by the doctor. Proposed.
Prescription drafting with doctor approval
Medicines from the hospital catalogue with dose, route, frequency and plain-language instructions, finalised only after approval. Proposed.
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