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Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Nutrition & Diet Planning App for your business. Begin with one patient, a food diary entry, a dietary restriction, an encounter and a signed note. Add a due follow-up task when the case calls for one.

Use the food diary for consumed foods, consumption time, portion, unit and energy amount. Each entry belongs to a patient.

Each restriction has a substance and a type: allergy, intolerance, preference or clinical. A verifier is recorded with it.

A clinical note belongs to an encounter and names its author. The encounter identifies the patient and clinician for that visit.

Add an observation to the encounter with its metric, value, unit, time and recorder. Use a note for interpretation.

A care task names the patient, assignee, due date and current state. Open, in-progress and escalated work can be reviewed together.

The patient carries an intake consent status. Separate consent records hold the purpose, version, signature date, document and current state.

The Clinical Governance Administrator maintains clinician privileges and care-team assignments, including their effective dates.

A charge belongs to an encounter and has its own approval state. A payment belongs to a patient and carries its receipt time, amount, reference and state. The clinic reconciles them through its billing practice.