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Stories from a real clinic day

Not feature lists — situations you already know. Each story maps to a role in the live web app (password sentia-demo).

DOCTOR · R1

“Forty OPDs and I’m still typing notes at 9pm.”

Ambient consult drafts SOAP while you look at the patient. You edit, sign, order labs — Canvas holds the 360° view.

Before

  • Half the consult is keyboard noise
  • Labs ordered on paper, pharmacy never sees the same list
  • Last BP is “somewhere on the nurse sheet”

With Sentia

  • Ambient scribe → AI draft → you sign
  • Lab / imaging land on shared queues
  • Vitals, problems, meds, timeline on Clinical Canvas
  • Rx safety flags are advisory — you stay in control
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NURSE · R3

“I took BP twice. The chart still says nothing.”

Multi-vital capture writes straight to the patient stream. Doctor and patient companion see it without a chase call.

Before

  • Vitals on sticky notes or WhatsApp photos
  • High-acuity patients buried in a flat list

With Sentia

  • Acuity board (High / Moderate / Routine)
  • Batch vitals: BP, SpO₂, glucose… one sheet
  • Same stream the doctor’s Canvas reads
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PATIENT · R2

“Who can see my record? Can I stop them?”

Companion shows grants, journey, meds, and plain-language context. Revoke is a real kernel action — not a form letter.

Before

  • No idea who still has access after a hospital visit
  • Reports scattered across PDFs and chats

With Sentia

  • See who has access · revoke anytime
  • Share card (demographics only) for the next clinic
  • Journey timeline + diagnostics you can understand
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PHARMACY · R7

“Which slips are still open? Which did I already give?”

Queue search, multi-select, batch dispense — each fill updates the same graph the doctor signed.

With Sentia

  • Open Rx queue by patient or drug name
  • Select all shown · dispense in one pass
  • Companion and doctor see updated med status
Same idea for Lab & Radiology: order from Canvas → queue → structured result/report → back on the stream.
Reception

Morning rush check-in

Tokens, demographics, consent at the desk — clinical detail stays off the front-of-house surface.

Walk the demo →
Follow-ups

Don’t lose the return visit

Clinic follow-up board + dispatcher for T–24h style reminders (demo notifier).

Product detail →
Trust

When the patient says “stop”

Revoke access; next clinical read fails the consent gate. Built for DPDP-aligned ownership.

Security →