History
The context that decides the investigations.
- Symptoms
- History of present illness
- Family history
- Alcohol use
Gastroenterology runs on procedures and surveillance: the colonoscopy that found a polyp, the biopsy result, the next scope in three years. When reports are PDFs and the surveillance interval is in someone’s head, patients are lost. Zarina CRM records endoscopy and colonoscopy findings, the Boston score, biopsies, H. pylori and liver elastography in fields, and the surveillance date feeds the recalls. It is installed on the clinic’s own server, with a lifetime licence.

Every step exists as such in the application, in the order in which the data is entered.
Symptoms, history of present illness, family history, medication, allergies and alcohol.
Stool form recorded on the Bristol scale.
Sedation, upper GI endoscopy and colonoscopy findings, Boston preparation score.
Biopsies taken and Helicobacter pylori status.
Abdominal ultrasound, liver findings and elastography in kPa.
ICD-10 diagnosis, treatment, and the surveillance date feeds the recalls.
History and symptoms in fields, so they can be compared at the next visit.
The context that decides the investigations.
Stool form as a scale value, not a description.
What matters before sedation and treatment.
The findings are fields, so a report is also data.
The procedure findings, with the quality of the preparation.
What was sampled, and what came back.
Imaging and stiffness for liver follow-up.
The gastroenterology profile is not a separate product. It is a configuration of the Medical edition, so you also get the rest of its modules.
The calendar per doctor and per room, with check-in, the waiting room and walk-ins handled at reception.
Plans in phases, an estimate the patient accepts online, and service packages sold as a whole.
Clinic payments by doctor and method, invoices with 5% VAT and the insurance claims log.
Payroll and accounting needs of a clinic operating in the Emirates, not adapted from another country later.
WhatsApp, requests, reviews and NPS surveys, all linked to the patient record instead of someone’s phone.
Ten ready-made medical reports, plus workflows and tasks that run without someone remembering them.
We state them explicitly, because the application is used in clinical practice.
We prefer to be precise from the start, including about the things the application does not do.
Appointments, the gastroenterology history, endoscopy and colonoscopy, biopsies, liver ultrasound and elastography, treatment and payments – on real screens of the Medical demo, with English subtitles.
The problems below are not hypothetical. They are the reasons clinics look for software.
The colonoscopy found a polyp; the three-year scope was never booked.
The surveillance date puts the patient in the recall list.
The sample was sent; the result arrived by email and stayed there.
Biopsies are recorded in the visit, with the follow-up.
Liver stiffness was measured twice, in two different reports.
Elastography is a field, compared between visits.
The gastroenterology profile is part of the Medical edition. It is paid once, installed on your side and remains the clinic’s.
We install the application on the clinic’s hosting and configure it around the real workflow, not a generic one.
We adjust the procedure fields and surveillance intervals to your protocols.
Reception, assistants and clinicians are trained on their own roles, not on every screen of the application.
Gastroenterology clinics and endoscopy units that want structured findings and surveillance recalls, on their own server.
Polyclinics where gastroenterology shares the record with family medicine and the laboratory.
Anyone looking for endoscopy video capture or a pathology LIS. Those are not part of the application.
A clinic’s records are health data. Their place is on the clinic’s server, not with us.
No. It is a configuration of the Medical edition, with the gastroenterology chart activated. You also get the rest of the Medical edition’s modules.
Yes: sedation, findings, the Boston bowel preparation score, biopsies and Helicobacter pylori.
Yes: abdominal ultrasound, liver findings and elastography in kPa.
The next check-up date in the visit feeds the recall list.
Yes. The form builder lets you add sections, fields, scales, lists and calculations yourself, per specialty.
On the clinic’s server. The application is self-hosted, so data does not pass through our infrastructure.
Unlimited. The licence is not paid per user, so adding clinicians or front-desk staff does not change the price.
Ask for demo access. You receive a personal link to the Medical edition test installation, set to gastroenterology.
The Medical CRM is configured by speciality. If gastroenterology is one of several departments, see the polyclinic setup.
Every specialty with its own chart, on one shared patient record.
Test requests, samples with barcode, validated results and structured imaging reports.
Vital signs flagged when abnormal, prevention, screening and chronic care.
Body composition, energy requirement, target weight and the meal plan.
The complete solution: patient file, appointments, invoicing and portal, for a practice or clinic.
The 23 configured specialities, each with its own form, demo and video tour.
We install Zarina CRM on your side, adjust the gastroenterology chart and train the team. From that moment on, the application is an asset of the clinic, not a monthly expense.
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