A patient presents a problem. The doctor thinks. StewardMD structures the reasoning, opens the right engine, and puts the evidence where the decision is being made.
Two drugs. One question.
Type the list, pick from the drug index, pull it from Ward Sync, or photograph the prescription. On iPhone the text is read on the device before anything leaves it; where that is unavailable the image is read in the cloud. Handwriting near-misses are resolved against the index and shown to you for confirmation.
Then the drug itself.
Quick facts first, in the order a decision needs them: dose, with or without food, pregnancy, lactation, renal, hepatic, monitoring. Indications, contraindications and adverse effects sit under the same record, with Indian brand availability attached.
The same molecule can cost eleven times more.
Search a molecule or a brand. The record opens with every brand carrying it, each with its manufacturer, form, pack and price. Sort low to high, or narrow to top-branded or top-generic, and the affordable equivalent is visible before the prescription is written.
The question doesn't always fit in one search box.
A condition opens as a linked record, not a page of prose. Disease, drug and guideline are connected, so moving from a diagnosis to its treatment to the evidence behind it never leaves the app.
The treatment hierarchy is explicit. Where a hospital overlay exists it takes precedence, and the app shows which layer answered.
The clinical reference is on the device. A dead corridor signal does not take the knowledge base with it.
One calculator is useful. Hundreds are a toolkit.
Scores are wired to the diagnosis, so the relevant ones are offered where the case is open rather than hunted for in a list.
Every number shows its working.
The formula, the assumptions behind it and the source it came from are on the same screen as the result. Nothing is a black box, and the clinician confirms before anything is used.
A selection of the scores linked to diagnoses in the app.
Antibiotic decisions don't happen in a vacuum.
National susceptibility from ICMR AMRSN ships as the default layer, with WHO AWaRe classes and a spectrum-of-activity grid alongside it. The app is explicit that this is a reference: your local antibiogram, where you have one, decides.
One clinical workspace. Hundreds of decisions connected.
The engines are not separate apps behind one login. A finding in a case reaches the reference, the reference reaches the drug, the drug reaches the dose, and the dose knows the patient.
And when the doctor moves from the decision to the ward.
The clinical engine is the product. These modules carry the same record into the places the day actually happens.
The whole unit on one screen, one patient at a time.
Workspaces for vitals, labs, ABG, ventilation and the flowsheet, with trends, complaints and diagnoses, alerts and Lab Watch. The guided workflow runs findings into a working diagnosis and a deep review, and imaging can be imported and correlated.
Ward Sync
Live inpatient labs and radiology arrive from the hospital system into the record, and the same list can be pushed into an interaction check without retyping a single drug.
OPD Queue
Tokens, rooms and departments in one live queue, with an emergency able to move to the front and the patient following their own position from a link rather than a corridor bench.
MaiK Scribe
Dictate in the language you consult in. Scribe transcribes it, reads it for clinical content and drops it into the right fields, then shows how many required fields are still empty before you save to the hospital system.
StewardMD does not stop at the bedside. Lab Watch monitors every new result around the clock and pushes the ones that matter to your phone and your wrist. And when a code is called, a resuscitation coach runs on the watch. The phone does the watching; the wrist makes sure you never miss it.
The app watches the labs, so you do not have to.
Lab Watch runs inside StewardMD around the clock. For every patient you follow, it checks each new result the moment it posts against the limits you set. When a value crosses the line, the same alert lands on your phone and your wrist at once, with the bed, the value and its trend. A critical result never sits unseen in a queue, and a tap opens the record.
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High-quality CPR, coached from the wrist.
Call the code and start compressions. The watch reads the motion in your own wrist, holds the beat, counts the cycle and runs the drug clock, so the team keeps its rhythm when the room does not.
A notification is a prompt, never an order. The team runs the code and the doctor decides; the watch keeps the tempo, the timers and the record. It never replaces the resuscitation lead, changes a prescription or makes a diagnosis.
The doctor decides. Every time.
StewardMD is clinician-only software and is built to stay inside that boundary, technically as well as editorially.
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