Clinic software for women's health clinics
Klinira keeps antenatal care, family planning and screening in the patient's single clinical record, calculates expected delivery date and gestational age, and keeps every entry append-only so a pregnancy's history stays intact.
One record, not a book and a file
Antenatal care is the clearest example of a record split in two: some of it in the patient-held book, some in the clinic file, and neither complete. When a patient presents at 34 weeks with a question about something recorded at 12 weeks, the answer should not depend on which half is in the room.
What this clinic type uses most
- Antenatal note template with the standard observations
- EDD and gestational age calculated and carried forward
- Family planning and cervical screening encounters
- Women's health medicines in the dispensing list
- Strict record access permissions and a full view audit
What Klinira does not do
Stated here rather than discovered after you have paid.
- The dedicated antenatal screen — the full visit-by-visit view — arrives in v1.2. Version 1 records everything through templates and shows it in the timeline; it does not yet lay it out as a single antenatal card.
Watch it survive an outage
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