Some of history’s oldest prescriptions were written in Egypt · From Egypt, they are renewed
Dictate the prescription, then confirm every line.
Speak in Egyptian Arabic or English and Dawaaka drafts a structured prescription. You review it line by line, and nothing is issued without your confirmation.
What you get
Less time writing
More time with the patient, less time handwriting.
A structured draft
Medicine, form, directions and duration on one clear line.
Uncertain matches flagged
Any unclear name is flagged and you pick the right one.
Speech without patient identity
Speech is processed without the patient's name or details.
How it works
Three steps
- 1
Tap the mic and dictate.
- 2
Review the draft and confirm or edit every line.
- 3
Print or share, then sign and stamp as usual.
Safety notes
- High-risk medicines need an extra confirmation: methotrexate is weekly, isotretinoin shows a pregnancy-prevention reminder, systemic steroids need a duration and taper.
- Controlled (narcotic and psychotropic) medicines are blocked in the tool.
- No dose calculations. The dose is the doctor's decision alone.