A prescription printed on a plain sheet of A4 with a generic font sends a different message than one on a branded letterhead. Clinit's print templates put your clinic's identity on every patient-facing document.
Why Printed Documents Matter
In Egyptian medical culture, the printed prescription and the clinic stamp carry authority. Patients judge clinic quality — sometimes consciously, often not — by the professionalism of the documents they receive. A branded, clearly formatted prescription builds trust. A hand-scrawled note on a torn page erodes it.
What Clinit Prints
Prescriptions (Rx):
- Clinic letterhead (logo, name, address, phone, licence number)
- Doctor name, specialisation, and medical registration number
- Each medication: name, dose, frequency, duration, instructions
- RTL (right-to-left) Arabic layout supported
- QR code linking to the prescription in the patient portal — scannable by the pharmacy for verification
Visit Summaries:
- Chief complaint, vital signs, clinical findings
- Diagnosis (ICD-10 code + description)
- Follow-up date and instructions
Invoices:
- Clinic branding, VAT registration (if applicable)
- Line-item services with prices
- Payment method and balance
- Barcode/QR for digital payment link
Lab Requests:
- Clinic and doctor details
- Clinical information for the lab (fasting status, urgent flag)
- Pre-populated patient demographics
Customising Templates
In Clinic Settings → Print Templates, the clinic owner can:
- Upload clinic logo (PNG or SVG)
- Set primary and accent colours matching the clinic's brand
- Choose font (Arabic-compatible options include Cairo, Tajawal, Amiri)
- Add clinic stamp image (scanned PNG of the official stamp)
- Configure header/footer content per document type
RTL/Arabic Support
All print templates render correctly in RTL layout when the patient's record language is set to Arabic. Mixed-language documents (Arabic patient name + English drug names) handle character direction automatically.
