HOW DAWAGATE WORKS
One Journey. The Right Next Step.
DawaGate connects consultation, physician assessment, diagnostics, prescriptions and follow-up within one coordinated healthcare journey — with each next step determined by the patient’s clinical needs.
PHYSICIAN-LED CARE
The Journey Begins With Understanding the Patient
DawaGate is designed around the clinical consultation, not around a predetermined service or medication. Relevant information can support the physician in understanding the patient’s current situation before deciding what should happen next.
Relevant information, where available
- Medical history
- Current medications
- Previous prescriptions
- Laboratory results
- Imaging reports
- Patient-reported information
THE CARE JOURNEY
How Care Moves Through DawaGate
01
Start the Consultation
The patient begins the healthcare journey and provides the relevant information needed to support the consultation.
02
Physician Consultation & Assessment
A licensed physician conducts the consultation and reviews the relevant available information as part of the clinical assessment.
03
Clinical Decision
The physician determines the appropriate next step based on the patient’s clinical needs and professional medical judgment.
04
The Appropriate Next Step
The journey can branch according to clinical need. Not every consultation results in a prescription.
Prescription
When clinically appropriate.
Laboratory Tests
When further investigation is required.
Diagnostic Imaging
When imaging is required.
Follow-up Consultation
When continued review is needed.
In-person Examination / Referral
When another healthcare service is more appropriate.
05
Connected Healthcare Provider
Where appropriate, the relevant request can move through the DawaGate network to a participating provider.
Prescription → Pharmacy
Lab Request → Laboratory
Imaging Request → Radiology Center
06
Continue the Care Journey
Results, treatment decisions and follow-up can become part of the continuing healthcare journey, helping the patient and participating providers remain better coordinated.
CLINICAL DECISIONS GUIDE THE PATH
Not Every Patient Needs the Same Next Step
The role of DawaGate is to help coordinate the path that follows the physician’s assessment — whether that means treatment, further investigation, follow-up or an in-person examination.
ONE COORDINATED NETWORK
Different Roles. One Connected Journey.
01
Patient
- Starts the healthcare journey
- Provides relevant information
- Participates in consultation
- Receives the physician’s recommended next step
- Continues follow-up where appropriate
02
Physician
- Conducts consultation
- Reviews relevant information
- Performs clinical assessment
- Makes clinical decisions
- Issues prescriptions or diagnostic requests where appropriate
- Determines follow-up or referral
03
Diagnostic Providers
Laboratories and radiology centers may:
- Receive appropriate digital requests
- Perform the requested service
- Support the diagnostic pathway
- Provide results through the appropriate workflow
04
Pharmacy
Where a prescription is issued:
- A participating pharmacy receives the appropriate prescription workflow
- Dispensing occurs according to applicable requirements
- Fulfillment or delivery may occur where applicable and permitted
DawaGate Coordinates the Journey — Healthcare Professionals Lead the Care
DawaGate Helps Coordinate
- Consultation workflow
- Relevant information flow
- Prescription routing
- Diagnostic requests
- Participating provider connections
- Follow-up pathway
Healthcare Professionals Remain Responsible For
- Clinical assessment
- Diagnosis
- Treatment decisions
- Prescribing
- Diagnostic decisions
- Referrals
- Professional healthcare judgment
BEYOND A SINGLE CONSULTATION
Care Should Not Stop at One Interaction
DawaGate is designed to help connect the steps that may follow a consultation — from investigations and prescriptions to results, follow-up and further clinical review.
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