A template speeds up the routine. It does not decide for the doctor.
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Ask us on WhatsAppWhen a doctor moves from a handwritten pad to a screen, two practical questions come up on day one. How do I stop retyping the same medicines for the fifteenth viral fever of the week? And what do I do about the letterhead pads the clinic has already printed by the thousand? This post covers both.
A template is a saved starting point. The doctor picks it, adjusts it for this patient and signs off.
A doctor sees both their own and the clinic-wide templates, with the most used listed first. EMR Templates and Smart Templates are part of every CuraVerto plan, CMS at ₹25,000 per year included, so even a single-doctor clinic can use them from day one.
Quick EMR is for speed. Case Sheet is for a fuller write-up. Both are open to every plan.
Each doctor can set their own default view with a star beside the toggle, and a visit that already has a saved prescription reopens in the view it was written in. This is a workflow choice, not a plan restriction.
The choice is about what is already on the paper before it enters the printer.
| Pre-printed pad | Blank paper | |
|---|---|---|
| Paper you load | Your existing letterhead pad | Plain paper |
| What CuraVerto prints | The prescription content only, inside margins you set | The clinic letterhead, logo, address and footer, plus the content |
| Best when | You already print pads and want to keep using them | You want no stationery cost, or print at more than one location |
| Setup | Set the top and bottom blank space in millimetres so text clears your header and footer | Nothing to measure; the clinic identity comes from your settings |
The default is pre-printed pad. The print menu lets the person printing choose either option for that print, so a receptionist can override the default when a pad runs out. Measure your own pad with a ruler and print a test page before you use it on patients.
A file sent or saved always carries the clinic's identity, whatever your paper default says.
For what a prescription must contain before you send it, read our post on sending prescriptions on WhatsApp.
Keep the pad if it is paid for. Go blank if your details change often.
Yes. CuraVerto's Pre-printed Pad option prints the prescription content without its own letterhead, using header and footer margins you set in millimetres so the text sits inside the clear area of your pad. It is the default paper type.
Yes. CuraVerto's Blank Paper option prints the clinic logo, address and footer along with the prescription. You can set either option as the clinic default and choose the other for a single print from the print menu.
EMR Templates and Smart Templates are included on every CuraVerto plan, from CMS at ₹25,000 per year excluding GST. Templates can be personal to a doctor or shared across the clinic.
No. CuraVerto builds documents that are sent or stored with the clinic's identity on them, because the recipient has no letterhead behind the file. The pad and blank paper choice only governs printing onto physical paper.
CuraVerto lets each clinic print prescriptions on a pre-printed pad or on blank paper with the letterhead added, with reusable templates on every plan from CMS at ₹25,000 per year excluding GST.
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