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Generating Referral Letters

Write AI-assisted referral letters, print them, and track outgoing referrals.

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# Generating Referral Letters


A well-crafted referral letter communicates the patient's history concisely to the receiving specialist. ClinIT's AI assistant drafts the letter from session data — the doctor reviews and finalises.


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From within a Session


  1. In the active session, click AI → Generate Referral Letter.
  2. Fill in the Referral Form:

- Refer To — specialist name/hospital (free text or from contacts).

- Specialty — destination specialty.

- Urgency — Routine / Urgent / Emergency.

- Reason for Referral — brief clinical reason.

  1. Click Generate.

The AI composes a structured letter containing:

  • Patient demographics and contact
  • Current complaint and relevant history
  • Examination findings from today's session
  • Diagnosis / Impression
  • Reason for referral
  • Current medications
  • Requesting doctor's name, license, stamp

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Reviewing and Editing


The draft appears in a rich-text editor. Edit any section freely. When satisfied:

  1. Click Approve & Save — the letter is saved to the patient's chart.
  2. Click Print to generate a PDF.
  3. Click Share via WhatsApp to send the PDF to the receiving doctor's phone.

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From Outside a Session


  1. Go to Referrals in the sidebar.
  2. Click + New Referral Letter.
  3. Select the patient and complete the form as above.

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Referral Letter Fields (Database)


The ReferralLetter model stores:

  • patientId, clinicId, doctorId
  • referredTo — destination specialist / clinic
  • specialty — receiving specialty
  • urgency — ROUTINE / URGENT / EMERGENCY
  • clinicalSummary — the full letter body
  • diagnosis, reason, currentMeds, notes
  • letterDate
  • Referral attribution link (source tracking)

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Referral Analytics


Go to Analytics → Referral Sources to see:

  • Number of outgoing referrals by specialty.
  • Incoming referral attribution (which source referred patients to you).

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