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Doctor Prescription Dictation in India
Draft consultation notes by voice in Hindi or Indian English, then verify every medicine, dose and patient detail before using a clinical record.
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Capture the details while they are fresh
During a busy OPD session, typing a complete consultation note can interrupt the conversation. A dictated draft gives the clinician a faster starting point while preserving the need for clinical review.
Illustrative Hindi and Indian English example
Spoken: “आज fever तीन दिन से है, cough नहीं है, allergy history पूछनी है, follow-up Friday को.”
Reviewed note format: Symptoms: fever for three days; no cough reported. Confirm allergy history. Follow-up: Friday.
A practical workflow
- Avoid saying patient identifiers aloud unless your practice permits the processing route.
- Dictate symptoms, findings and the plan as separate short sentences.
- Review the transcript against your notes, then enter verified information into the approved clinical system.
Check before you share
- Patient identity, medicine name, dose, route and frequency
- Allergy and contraindication details
- Date, measurements and follow-up instructions
Baani creates an editable draft. It does not diagnose, prescribe, validate medication or replace a clinician's final sign-off.
Try Baani with your own voice
The live microphone preview loads here. Choose an Indian language, dictate up to a minute, review and copy the result without signing up.
Clear pricing and privacy
Try 100 words free. Paid plans start at ₹199 per month in India and use UPI. Audio is processed for transcription; review the result before sharing.
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