Patient record
Endoscopy and audiometry held as comparable records
ENT mixes clinic consultations, in-room procedures and day surgery, often for the same patient in the same month. The record has to hold all three without three systems.
A lot of ENT work is done at the visit. It needs to be recorded, consumed from stock and billed as part of that visit rather than as a separate episode.
Results that are compared over time need to be structured. A PDF in a folder cannot be trended.

ENT demand swings hard with the season. Capacity and staffing decisions need the previous year visible, not just the previous month.
ENT does consultations, in-room procedures and day surgery for the same patient in the same month, and splitting those across systems is where the stock and the billing drift apart.
Endoscopy and audiometry held as comparable records
Consumables used in-room, costed per procedure
Seasonal volume compared against last year
Clinic, procedure room and theatre in one diary
Yes, on the same invoice, with the consumables deducted from stock at the same time.
Where they are recorded as structured values, yes.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.