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Hospitalisation run
as hospitalisation

Admission creates one hospital visit with round sheets inside — stays never mix with regular visits in the patient history.

Each round is a separate daily sheet inside one stay, and temperature, mucous membranes, CRT, appetite or activity line up as trends across the whole stay — a deviation shows on the chart before anyone leafs through paper. Handover notes wait in the record, and the bill runs itself: the next hospital day and scheduled drugs add themselves.

Trends instead of paper sheets

Temperature, mucous membranes, CRT, appetite, water intake, activity — every parameter as a trend across the whole stay.

Round sheets in one visit

Each round is a separate daily sheet inside one stay — the patient history stays legible.

Shift handover

Notes for the next shift live in the patient record — the incoming vet reads everything in the system.

Billing that runs itself

The next hospital day and drugs scheduled for the coming days add themselves to the bill.

The essentials on top

Reason for admission, initial diagnosis, admitting vet and cage number visible at a glance.

Tests and measurements in context

Lab results and every measurement from the stay lined up chronologically in one place.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do hospital stays mix with visits?

No — admission creates a separate hospital visit and round sheets live inside it. The history stays legible.

Are hospital days billed automatically?

Yes — the next day and drugs scheduled for the coming days add themselves to the bill.

How does shift handover work?

Notes for the next shift are saved in the patient record — the incoming vet reads everything in the system.

Clinic registration

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