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Implant records after surgery: what every ortho hospital should keep
What Indian rules ask of orthopaedic implants, why recalls, claims and adverse event reports all need REF and LOT, and a short routine for the OT.
From advised to booked: why many advised surgeries never happen
What Indian patients say when they do not go ahead with cataract or joint surgery, what counselling has changed at Indian eye hospitals, and a seven-step routine for your desk.
Spectacle prescriptions patients and opticians can actually read
Why spectacle errors happen between the clinic and the optician, what a complete prescription carries, and seven small habits that prevent wrong glasses.
Running two branches as one hospital
How Indian eye chains organise branches, what each new site needs on paper, and how to keep one patient ID, one price list and clean cash across branches.
The MLC register: what Indian law actually asks of your casualty
What makes a case an accident and police case (MLC), where the duty to inform the police comes from under the new BNSS, what a good register entry holds, and where hospitals usually slip.
Five ways to cut OPD waiting time without hiring more staff
Where the time actually goes in an Indian OPD, and five changes, from the front desk to the billing counter, that have cut waiting time without adding doctors.
Getting cataract pre-authorisations approved faster
How cashless pre-authorisation works under IRDAI's 2024 master circular, what a cataract file needs, and the habits that keep your patients from waiting in the corridor.
Moving from old hospital software without losing a single record
Who owns your data, how long you must keep old records, and a seven-step way to switch software with every patient, visit and balance accounted for.