MedScribePrescription Platform for Doctors

Handwritten prescriptions are misread by patients and pharmacists, but generic e-prescription tools assume Western drug catalogues and English-only entry, so they do not fit a Bangladeshi practice.

Scope: Product, application, medicine database, print pipeline

Key features

• Searchable catalogue of 25,000+ locally available medicines
• Prescription entry in Bangla or English
• Prints on the practice's own letterhead
• Reusable prescription templates for common cases
• Patient and prescription history

Built around a searchable catalogue of 25,000+ locally available medicines with bilingual entry, so a doctor can write the way they already speak, and made output print correctly on each practice's existing letterhead rather than forcing a new format.

Built to a standard

• Healthcare
• Bilingual

1. Problem

   Handwritten prescriptions are routinely misread by patients and pharmacists — a legibility problem with direct safety consequences.

   Solution

   A printed prescription generated from structured selections rather than handwriting, laid out for the pharmacy counter and produced in seconds so it fits inside a real consultation.

2. Problem

   Generic e-prescription tools assume Western drug catalogues, so a doctor in Bangladesh cannot find the medicines they actually prescribe.

   Solution

   Built on a searchable catalogue of 25,000+ locally available medicines, indexed for fast partial-match lookup during a live consultation.

3. Problem

   Adoption fails if the output does not look like the practice’s own paperwork, and English-only entry excludes how many doctors actually work.

   Solution

   Bilingual entry in Bangla or English, printed onto each practice’s existing letterhead rather than a generic template.