E-prescriptions

Prescriptions that check themselves.

Prescribe from the NHRA drug catalogue or your own drug list, with allergy and interaction alerts before you sign. The prescription reaches the pharmacy queue the moment it is saved.

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What it fixes

Clear, checked and already at the pharmacy.

BeforeThe pharmacy calls the doctor to decipher a handwritten dose.
With AafiaTyped, structured prescriptions anyone can read.
BeforeAn interaction with a medicine the patient already takes goes unnoticed.
With AafiaAllergy and interaction alerts before signing.
BeforeThe patient carries a paper slip to the counter and waits.
With AafiaThe prescription is already in the pharmacy queue.

How it works

Search, check, sign.

Safety checks

The alert appears before the signature.

Each new drug is checked against the patient's allergies and current medicines. Try it: change what the patient takes, then pick a new drug.

Try itInteraction check
Patient currently takes
Known allergies
New prescription

Illustrative examples for this demo, not clinical guidance.

Aafia EMR Seef Family ClinicManama, Bahrain
Prescription
Patient: Fatima Al-Mansoori Date: 12 Oct 2026 Doctor: Dr. Khalid · Family medicine No. RX-8812
Azithromycin 500 mgTake 1 tablet once a day for 3 days, after food.
Paracetamol 500 mgTake 1 tablet when needed. No more than 4 tablets in 24 hours.
Allergy on file: Penicillin Doctor's signature

For the patient

A printout they can actually read.

Print the prescription in Arabic or English, with clear dosing in full sentences. The pharmacy already has it in their queue before the patient walks over.

Questions

About e-prescriptions.

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Your choice. Use the NHRA drug catalogue, or upload your own list of drugs.

No. Alerts flag allergies and known interactions so the doctor can decide. The final choice is always the prescriber's.

No. Signed prescriptions appear in the pharmacy queue inside Aafia, linked to stock.

Yes. Prescriptions are printed for the patient in Arabic or English.

Yes. Doctors can save favourite prescriptions for common cases and reuse them.

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Every check, every printout, free for 30 days.