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Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Ayurveda / Alternative Medicine for your business. Pilot a representative consultation with consent, an attributed note and a follow-up task. Add an assessment and herbal dispensation so the clinical team can rehearse the review handoff.

Clinical Coordinator identifies the established patient record and opens a new encounter for the visit. Notes, observations and specialty records attach to that encounter, while the patient number helps staff recognize the person returning.

Each consent records its purpose, document version and signature details. Staff distinguish Pending, Signed, Withdrawn and Expired agreements and review the one relevant to the planned work.

Licensed Clinician records the note under its author and signs it when ready. Clinical Reviewer reads the encounter evidence and decides whether the outcome can be approved. Clinical Coordinator records the encounter’s completed state after that decision.

Record the assessment type and accession number against the encounter. Update its processing state as it moves through collection and receipt, then record Tested or Rejected as appropriate. The practitioner interprets the clinical information in the encounter documentation.

Record the preparation name, batch number and quantity with its unit, then identify the authorizing practitioner and encounter. Copy the batch from the material label and check the unit before saving the entry.

Group entries with the same preparation, batch and unit. Inspect the individual encounter references when investigating an unexpected total. Set up a connection to the dispensary’s inventory system for stock reconciliation.

Care tasks have their own responsible person, due date and state. Clinical Coordinator and Licensed Clinician review unfinished work after encounter completion, then record Completed, Escalated or Cancelled according to what happened.

Service charges belong to encounters, while payment entries belong to patients. Clinical Coordinator reviews charge amounts and reads payment activity. Set up the financial connection for invoice issue and settlement matching, and confirm payment states from the agreed source.

Bring the patient register, staff account links, consent documents and professional privilege evidence. Include encounter identifiers for clinical records and the original source references for financial activity. Follow the migration order and rehearse the imports with the operating owners.