# Modules

> The six modules inside Bloom Medicine — patient tracking, queue and appointments, staff management, electronic medical records, billing, and inventory — and how they share one record.

Source: https://www.medicine.et/modules  
Site: Bloom Medicine — https://www.medicine.et

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Six modules, one record. Each has a narrative page covering the problem it addresses, the Ethiopian evidence for that problem, what it does, and how it fits the working day.

## Patient Tracking

One identity per patient, from first registration through every return visit — so history follows the person instead of the paper folder.

A patient is not a folder. Bloom Medicine gives every person one record that survives a lost card, a misspelled name and a change of phone number — then hangs every visit, prescription, lab result and invoice off that single identity.

Full page: [/modules/patient-tracking](https://www.medicine.et/modules/patient-tracking)

## Queue & Appointments

A live digital queue and a booking system that knows who is waiting, who is overdue, and where the day is actually losing time.

Waiting is the part of a clinic visit patients remember and the part nobody measures. Bloom Medicine turns the queue into data: who arrived, who they are waiting for, how long each stage took, and who never came back.

Full page: [/modules/queue-appointments](https://www.medicine.et/modules/queue-appointments)

## Staff Management

Role-based access for doctors, nurses, cashiers and admins — so each person sees the work that is theirs and the record shows who did what.

Clinician time is the scarcest input a clinic has. Bloom Medicine spends less of it on administration and makes the rest accountable: distinct roles, scoped permissions, and an audit trail that answers "who entered this" without an investigation.

Full page: [/modules/staff-management](https://www.medicine.et/modules/staff-management)

## Electronic Medical Records

Customizable examination forms and operation records for any specialty, mapped to the visit they belong to — structured enough to count, fast enough to use.

An EMR only pays for itself when clinicians actually use it. Bloom Medicine ships specialty-specific and general examination forms that match how your clinicians already document, so the record gets filled in during the consultation rather than reconstructed after it.

Full page: [/modules/electronic-medical-records](https://www.medicine.et/modules/electronic-medical-records)

## Billing & Invoicing

Doctor and nurse service selections auto-generate itemized patient invoices — no second data entry, no charges quietly lost between the room and the cashier.

Most clinics do not lose money on price. They lose it between the consultation room and the cashier, where services performed never reach the invoice. Bloom Medicine raises the charge at the moment the service is selected, so billing is a consequence of care rather than a separate act of recall.

Full page: [/modules/billing-invoicing](https://www.medicine.et/modules/billing-invoicing)

## Inventory Management

Real-time stock that adjusts as items are consumed or sold during procedures — so the record on screen matches the shelf in the store room.

Clinics rarely run out of medicine because nobody ordered it. They run out because the record disagreed with the shelf until the moment somebody reached for an empty box. Bloom Medicine decrements stock at the point of use, which is the only place the truth is known.

Full page: [/modules/inventory-management](https://www.medicine.et/modules/inventory-management)