Labs & scans
Imaging ordered and tracked to the report
Orthopaedics sits between imaging, surgery and rehabilitation, and the patient moves between all three. The record has to follow them rather than stopping at the consulting room door.
X-rays, MRI and CT reports have to be in the record at the point of the conversation, not requested during it.
Consent, the operative note and a review schedule that runs for months. The reviews are the part that gets dropped.
A referral to physiotherapy — internal in a polyclinic, external otherwise — is part of the case and should be trackable rather than verbal.

An orthopaedic patient moves between imaging, theatre and rehab. If the record stops at the consulting room door, somebody carries the case in their head.
Imaging ordered and tracked to the report
Operative notes, consent and imaging in one file
Post-operative reviews created automatically
Rehabilitation blocks after surgery
Yes, against the visit, so the consultation opens with them rather than waiting for them.
Yes, as a course of sessions belonging to the same case, whether delivered in-house or referred.
Half an hour on your own services, packages and price list. Someone calls you back within a day.