For doctors & clinics
The verified clinic operating system in Iraq
One place to verify, schedule, examine, prescribe, and refer — with a full clinical record that travels with every patient. Built Arabic-first, inspection-ready from day one.
3,782 tests · 229 audit event types · FHIR R4 · inspection-ready
The clinical day, still on paper
Patients carry a paper folder between providers — and the history is gone the day it's lost.
Double-bookings and no-shows are managed on paper or WhatsApp.
Handwritten prescriptions are illegible, forged, or reused — pharmacists can't verify them.
Lab and radiology results arrive as photos of printouts, with no reference ranges or chain of custody.
When an inspector asks for records, you produce paper that may not exist.
The whole day, in one system
Records travel with the patient — nothing is lost when a folder tears.
Appointments, check-in, and a live queue replace paper and messaging apps.
E-prescriptions are signed, immutable, and QR-verifiable — impossible to forge or alter.
Lab and radiology results return in-system with UCUM reference ranges beside every value.
Every action is logged — inspection becomes a document export, not an archive hunt.
What you get
From booking to result review — one clinical record
Appointments & a real-time queue
Book, reschedule, and check patients in from one screen. The system blocks double-booking, and a live board moves each patient from waiting → called → in room → with the doctor — walk-ins included.
- Overlap-checked scheduling — no double-booking
- Live queue board synced across reception and exam rooms
- Every state change kept in an immutable history
Structured encounters & safe e-prescribing
Capture the chief complaint, WHO-validated vitals, and SOAP notes with ICD-10 diagnoses. Sign prescriptions from inside the encounter — after automatic drug-allergy, interaction, and duplicate-therapy checks.
- SOAP notes with ICD-10 coding, not free text
- Allergy & drug-interaction checks before signing
- Amendments recorded as addenda, never overwritten
Signed prescriptions the pharmacy can trust
Every prescription you sign is HMAC-secured, QR-verifiable, and immutable. The pharmacy receives it exactly as written — it can fulfill, reject, request clarification, or suggest an alternative for your approval, but it can never alter the text.
- HMAC-SHA256 signed and QR-verifiable
- Pharmacies fulfill — they never edit
- Atomic dispensing — no double-dispense
Order labs & radiology, review results in-system
Order panels or imaging from an open encounter with priority and a bilingual clinical indication. Results return with UCUM reference ranges and traffic-light flags — critical values sit at the top, impossible to scroll past.
- Order from inside the encounter — no fax, no chat
- Results with a reference range beside every value
- Critical values surfaced first, always
Refer patients without losing their history
Send a patient to another verified Dijla Health provider — specialist, hospital, or lab — with a structured referral record: reason, urgency, and relevant clinical context included. The receiving provider sees the full picture, not a verbal summary, and patient consent is required and managed automatically.
- Referrals go only to verified providers on the network
- Consent is required and tracked automatically
- Referral status moves through its own tracked lifecycle
Built to be trusted — and inspected
Questions doctors ask
Frequently asked questions
What credentials do I need to register?
Your Iraqi Medical Syndicate license number, your primary specialization, and any board certifications. A platform administrator reviews and verifies your submission before your account is activated.
Can patients find me without an account?
Yes. The public provider registry is searchable by city, governorate, and specialization — no account needed. Your profile shows only the information you provided and that has been verified.
Is Dijla Health built for Ministry of Health inspection?
Yes. Inspection readiness is a first-class requirement: every action is written to an append-only audit trail, and records use standardized coding — ICD-10 for diagnoses, ATC for medicines, and FHIR R4 for interoperability.
Can pharmacies change what I prescribe?
Never. A pharmacist can fulfill, reject with a reason, request clarification, or suggest an allowed alternative for your approval — but the prescription text cannot be altered. Three independent layers enforce this.
What happens to my records if I leave?
Your patient records are yours. FHIR R4 export is available for encounters, prescriptions, and orders — standard-format files you can take with you.
Does it work in Arabic, and on a slow connection?
Arabic is the primary design language for the portal, with full right-to-left layout and a bilingual toggle on every screen. The application is built for standard broadband; offline support is on the roadmap.
Bring your clinic onto the network
Apply for provider verification and connect your clinic from day one — no paper forms, no waiting.
Register your clinicQuestions about verification? Contact us