For hospitals
Two ways to bring Kural's discharge summaries into a hospital: DOM, a complete doctor's assistant integrated with the hospital's HIS, and the Kural API for the software a hospital already runs.
DOM, for hospitals
A complete doctor's assistant, integrated with the hospital's HIS.
DOM goes on ward rounds with the doctor: who is admitted and who was flagged overnight, the vitals and the reports of each patient, and the discharge summary drafted from the chart, which the doctor reviews and signs before anything leaves. In the OPD, DOM runs on the doctor's phone. It is set up with each hospital, by invitation.
A doctor who starts on Kural carries on in DOM when their hospital joins.
WARD · ROUNDS
Rounds · live
4 of 6 seen · ICU first
ICU
52 · post-op lap chole · day 3
WARD A
61 · CCF · breathlessness
29 · severe dehydration
WARD B
68 · cardiac observation
47 · swelling and fatigue
34 · dengue watch · platelets
PATIENT
52 · post-op · lap chole · day 3
VITALS · LAST 24 H
99.1TEMP °F
128/82BP
88PULSE
97%SPO₂
18RESP
1,250URINE ML/24H
OVERNIGHT 02:40: temperature spike 100.8 °F, settled with sponging. Drain 30 ml, serous.
REPORTS · DAY 3
LIVER PROFILE · OUT OF RANGE
4.8 mg/dlBilirubin total · against 0.2–1.2
212 U/LSGOT / AST · against 5–40
348 U/LSGPT / ALT · against 5–41
CBC · TOTAL WBC · IN RANGE TODAY
14.2 → 11.8 → 9.6 · blood culture still pending
DOM · YOUR ASSISTANT
Start with ICU 02: Suresh spiked to 100.8 overnight.
NIGHT CHART
Suresh's blood culture is still pending since Tuesday. I'm chasing the lab.
LAB
Two discharges likely today: Fatima and Joseph. Both files are ready.
DISCHARGE
DISCHARGE · FATIMA R.
Generate the discharge summary from the chart.
DOM drafts it from the vitals, notes and reports. You review and sign before anything leaves.
GENERATE SUMMARY
A sample DOM ward-rounds screen. Every patient on it is invented.
On the ward
- Live patients: every admitted patient by ward and bed, from the hospital's own system.
- Morning rounds: ICU first, who was flagged overnight, and how many are seen.
- Vitals: the last 24 hours and the overnight events, as the nurses charted them.
- Reports as the lab issued them: out of range, pending, not assessed and rejected, with the lab's own ranges and a trend for each value.
- Today's note: dictate or type it on the round.
- DOM notices: a fever overnight, a culture still pending that DOM chases, the discharges likely today.
- Ask DOM about the chart.
- The discharge summary from the chart: vitals, notes and reports; the doctor reviews and signs before anything leaves.
In the OPD, on the doctor's phone
- Live queue: booked, arrived, walk-ins and appointments, urgent patients flagged at the desk, waiting times and closing time.
- The patient in the chair: history, conditions and allergies loaded.
- One sheet: the OP summary and the prescription, with each medicine's timing, printed together.
- Next patient in one tap.
For the hospital
- Integrated with the hospital's HIS: its patient records, its lab and its print.
- A doctor's Kural wording carries into DOM.
- Set up with each hospital, by invitation.
Talk to us about DOM
Enquiries for DOM and for hospital groups: Devaki, business head. Call or WhatsApp +91 98847 47922 (WhatsApp)
Please do not send patient details by email.
The Kural API, for hospital software
Your system sends the details it holds; the doctor reads and signs in Kural; you receive the signed PDF. Keys, doctor links, summaries, drafting and webhooks are described for developers.