For registered medical practitioners: set up your letterhead once, then fill in the patient, diagnosis and medicines to print a clear, legible prescription.
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Illegible handwriting is a well-documented source of dispensing errors. A typed prescription with generic names in capitals, clear dose, frequency and duration columns, and explicit instructions ('after food') is safer for patients and easier for pharmacists.
Doctor name, qualifications, registration number, clinic address and contact details are remembered in this browser, so each new prescription only needs patient and medicine details.
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No. Everything you type stays in your browser and the PDF is produced by your browser's own print engine. Nothing is sent to Pyalm or stored on a server.
It's intended for licensed doctors, dentists and clinics to produce their own prescriptions. A prescription is only valid when issued by a registered practitioner; creating one for someone else or without authority is illegal in the UAE, India and most countries.
Typically: prescriber name, qualification and registration number; clinic address and contact; date; patient name, age and sex; diagnosis; each medicine with strength, dosage form, dose, frequency, duration and instructions; and the prescriber's signature. Local regulations (DHA, DOH, MOHAP, NMC) may add requirements.
Only your letterhead is remembered locally for convenience. Patient details are never saved or uploaded — refresh the page and they're gone.