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Send patients home with a chart, not just a prescription

A discharge slip is a legal record. A chart is what the family actually follows at home. This makes the second one in about two minutes.

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What the family gets

The printed sheet carries the patient's name, age, UHID and treating doctor across a header band, then the full schedule below it, with a signature line and the date it was prepared. It looks like a hospital document because it is one — but every instruction on it is written for somebody with no clinical training.

Fewer readmissions from dosing errors

Non-adherence after discharge is one of the largest avoidable causes of readmission, and most of it is not defiance — it is confusion about which tablet, at what hour, and for how many days. Putting the answer on one visual page removes most of that confusion, and the tick sheet gives the family a record to bring to the follow-up appointment.

The quantity column

The pocket card includes a column that calculates how much of each medicine the whole course needs — twenty-one tablets, one hundred and forty millilitres of syrup. Families routinely buy too little and stop mid-course, particularly with antibiotics. Handing them a number to show at the pharmacy counter solves it.

Nothing leaves the computer

PillsChart runs entirely inside the browser. No patient name, UHID or diagnosis is uploaded anywhere, because there is no server to upload it to — which is what makes it usable on hospital machines without an IT review or a data-processing agreement.

How to make one

  1. Enter patient name, age, UHID and doctor
  2. Add the discharge medicines
  3. Print the wall chart and the pocket card

Questions

Can we add our hospital's name?

Put it in the condition or ward field, and it prints in the chart header.

Is it suitable for use inside a hospital network?

Yes. It is a single HTML file with no external calls and no data leaving the device.

Can a nurse prepare charts for several patients?

Yes. Save a backup file per patient, and reopen it whenever the prescription changes.

A note on safety. PillsChart reproduces the schedule you type. It does not check doses or interactions. Always follow the instructions from your doctor or pharmacist, and check the printed chart against the prescription before anyone relies on it.

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It takes about two minutes and prints on one page. Nothing you type leaves your device.

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