Smart clinical tools

Little tools. Big difference.

Every minute saved at the bedside equals a treatment started promptly. Eight focused tools take the friction out of prescribing, interpreting, documenting and keeping up, so more of your day goes to the people who need you.

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All eight tools

Built for the clinical reality.

Each tool does one job well and fits into the moments of your day where time is shortest.

Safety

Drug interaction checker

Check every drug on a prescription at once, including interactions with the patient's conditions, before it reaches the pharmacy.

  • Whole-prescription checks for polypharmacy
  • Severity: contraindicated, major, moderate, minor
  • Drug–disease interactions
  • Safer alternatives suggested
Prescription
Warfarin 5 mgAmoxicillin 500 mgOmeprazole 20 mg
Moderate: amoxicillin with warfarin may raise INR. Monitor INR closely during the course.
Investigations

Lab value interpreter

Enter CBC, LFT, RFT, ABG or coagulation values and get a clear interpretation, reference ranges and red-flag alerts.

  • CBC, LFT, RFT, ABG and coagulation panels
  • Critical values flagged with context
  • Pattern recognition across results
Results
Haemoglobin7.2 g/dL MCV68 fL Serum iron38 µg/dL
Pattern: microcytic, hypochromic anaemia, consistent with iron deficiency. Consider serum ferritin and TIBC, and look for a source of blood loss.
Documentation

Discharge summary generator

Start from a ready template for the procedure or condition, and the essentials are already in place: post-operative care, medications, wound care, diet, activity, warning signs and follow-up. Add the patient's details, adjust anything you like, and sign.

  • Built-in templates for common procedures and conditions
  • Post-operative management and patient advice pre-filled
  • Red-flag symptoms written in plain language for patients
  • Fully editable; save your own templates for your unit
Discharge summaryLaparoscopic cholecystectomy
Template
Diagnosis
  • Symptomatic cholelithiasis
Procedure
  • Laparoscopic cholecystectomy under general anaesthesia
Post-op course
  • Uneventful recovery
  • Tolerating oral diet, mobilising independently
  • Pain well controlled on oral analgesics
Medications
  • Paracetamol 650 mg every 6 hours as needed for pain
  • Pantoprazole 40 mg once daily before breakfast for 5 days
  • Add patient-specific medicines
Wound care
  • Keep port sites clean and dry
  • Bathing allowed after 48 hours; pat the wounds dry
  • Wound check and suture removal on day 7–10
Diet & activity
  • Normal diet as tolerated; small, low-fat meals for the first few weeks
  • Walk every day from now on
  • No heavy lifting for 4 weeks; desk work after 1–2 weeks
Return immediately if
  • Fever above 100.4°F (38°C)
  • Worsening abdominal pain or swelling
  • Yellowing of the eyes or skin
  • Persistent vomiting
  • Redness, swelling or discharge from a wound
Follow-up
  • Surgery OPD in 7 days with the histopathology report
Sample template · editable before signingEdit
Clinical

BMI & dosage calculator

Weight-based dosing with paediatric, renal and hepatic modes, so the numbers are right when it matters most.

  • Paediatric mg/kg dosing
  • Renal dose adjustment by eGFR
  • Hepatic impairment by Child–Pugh class
  • BMI and ideal body weight
Paediatric dose
Patient8 years, 22 kgDrugParacetamolDose15 mg/kg per dose
330 mg every 4–6 hours as needed. Do not exceed 60 mg/kg (1,320 mg) in 24 hours.
Patient care

Symptom checker for patients

Send patients a simple link before their visit. They describe their symptoms at home, and you walk in with a structured history ready.

  • No patient login required
  • Onset, severity and triggers captured
  • Summary delivered before the appointment
Before the visit
Link sentmedsocio.in/sx/•••••Completed8 min agoComplaintChest pain for 3 days
Structured history ready. Review it before the patient walks in.
Career

CME credit tracker

Log courses and conferences, store certificates and see your progress towards your council's renewal requirements at a glance.

  • Manual entry and certificate upload
  • Progress against your council's requirements
  • Renewal reminders
  • Export when you need it
This year
Target30 creditsEarned18 credits
On track. Two more workshops will complete this year's requirement.
Records

ICD-10 code finder

Search by diagnosis in plain words and find the right ICD-10 code instantly, with related codes and notes.

  • Search by diagnosis name or keyword
  • Related codes and exclusion notes
  • One-click copy
Search
type 2 diabetes with nephropathy
E11.21 · Type 2 diabetes mellitus with diabetic nephropathy
Learning

Journal digest

Every Monday, a short AI summary of the most important new papers in your specialty, with links to read the full studies.

  • Personalised to your specialty
  • Plain-language summaries and key takeaways
  • Links to the full papers
This week in cardiology
1SGLT2 inhibitors across the ejection fraction spectrum
2Catheter ablation in atrial fibrillation with heart failure
3Blood pressure targets in older adults
5 papers · 4-minute read
Why it matters

Safer decisions. Sooner treatment.

A patient's journey through your care has a handful of moments where one missed detail can change the outcome. Each MedSocio tool is built for one of those moments.

  1. Before the visit

    A clear history

    The symptom checker structures onset, severity and triggers, so the consultation begins with the examination, not a questionnaire.

    Symptom checker
  2. When results arrive

    Nothing overlooked

    Abnormal patterns and critical values are flagged the moment you enter them, so the anaemia or the rising creatinine isn't lost in a long report.

    Lab value interpreter
  3. At the prescription

    The right drug, the right dose

    Interactions with existing drugs and conditions are caught, and doses adjusted for weight, age and kidney function, before the first dose is given.

    Drug interaction checker · Dosage calculator
  4. At discharge

    Care that continues at home

    Templates make sure every patient leaves with complete advice on medication, wound care, activity and the warning signs that mean "come back now".

    Discharge summary templates
  5. Every week

    Practice that keeps pace

    The evidence that matters in your specialty, summarised, so tomorrow's decisions reflect this year's research.

    Journal digest · CME tracker
Safer prescribing

Polypharmacy, children, the elderly and patients with kidney or liver disease: the situations where a second check matters most.

Sharper interpretation

Results read in context, with patterns recognised and red flags surfaced while there is still time to act on them.

Consistent, complete care

The same high standard of documentation and advice for every patient, whether it's the first discharge of the day or the fortieth.

Give time back to your patients

Practise smarter, starting today.

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