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How ClinicLync protects patient records

A clinic holds some of the most private information people have. ClinicLync limits who sees what, records every look, encrypts what identifies people, and backs everything up every night.

ClinicLync owner reports screen

Each role sees its part

Reception does not see consultation notes. Doctors do not see clinic money. A doctor opening another doctor's patient gives a reason, which the owner can review. Disabling a staff member or changing their role ends their sessions at once.

  • Roles: owner, doctor, reception, nurse, pharmacist, lab, accounts
  • Two-step login
  • Locked accounts shown to the owner

Every look is logged

Opening a patient's file, printing, changing a bill or a prescription: each is written to an audit log that is chained, so any change to the log itself shows. The owner can filter it by patient, staff member and date and download it.

Encrypted and separated

CNIC, phone numbers and addresses are encrypted in the database. In the cloud, each clinic's rows are separated by the database itself, not only by the application. Backups are encrypted with the clinic's own key and a recovery code that only the owner keeps.

Questions

Who owns the data?

The clinic. Its records stay readable and printable, also after a subscription ends (read-only).

Can one clinic see another clinic's patients in the cloud?

No. Every record belongs to one clinic and the database enforces it on every query.