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The operating system for hospitals and clinics

Lab report management: no report slips through

Doccine is the operating system for hospitals and clinics in India. It keeps the lab reports a doctor advises and receives in the patient's record and makes sure none is missed. It is made for the doctor's side of the report, not for running a pathology lab (LIS).

Reviewed by Dr. Herin Shah, MBBS · Updated

Results

Abnormal and critical values first

When a report comes in, Doccine puts abnormal and critical values on top, next to the normal range, so the doctor reads what matters first.

  • Critical and abnormal values highlighted
  • Normal ranges beside each value
  • Past results for comparison

Advised tests

Tests advised but not received are tracked

Every test a doctor advises is tracked until its report arrives. Results still waiting for the doctor's review are flagged.

  • Advised tests tracked
  • Reports waiting for review flagged
  • Nothing lost between visits

Trends

See the value change with the treatment

Sugar, lipids and other values are charted over time, with the day each medicine was started or changed marked on the chart.

  • Values charted over months
  • Medicine changes marked

Treatment response in the patient record →

From the patient's phone

Patients upload reports with a QR code

Instead of a pile of paper at the counter, patients upload their reports from their own phone with a one-time QR code, straight into their record.

  • One-time QR code per patient
  • Report lands in the right record
  • No paper to scan

Readings and results together

Vitals beside the lab values

Vitals recorded at the desk are compared with their normal ranges for adults and children, so the doctor sees out-of-range readings and lab values in one place.

  • Normal ranges for adults and children
  • Out-of-range values marked, the rest stay quiet
  • Trends over months

Privacy

Reports stay private to your clinic

Reports are stored securely in India, visible only to the people whose role needs them, and never sold or shared.

  • Stored securely in India
  • Role-based access for every staff member
  • Export anytime
Dr. Herin Shah, founder of Doccine

Built by a doctor

“The care was good. The operations around it were broken. Doccine carries the operations, and leaves the medicine to you.”

Dr. Herin Shah finished his MBBS in 2014, then spent ten years building technology for multi-million and billion-dollar companies outside India. He founded Doccine in Surat to bring that standard to Indian healthcare.

Dr. Herin ShahFounder, Doccine · MBBS · MCA

Read the founder's story

Questions doctors ask

Is Doccine a pathology lab software (LIS)?

No. Doccine is for clinics and hospitals: it keeps the reports doctors advise and receive in the patient's record. It is not built to run a pathology lab's samples and machines.

How does Doccine make sure no report is missed?

Every test a doctor advises is tracked until the report arrives, abnormal and critical values are shown first, and results still waiting for the doctor's review are flagged.

Can I see a patient's old reports?

Yes. All reports stay in the patient's record, and values such as sugar and lipids are charted over time.

Where are the reports stored?

Securely in India, private to your clinic or hospital.

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