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Patient Context
Allergies PENICILLINS, Codeine (nausea), Ibuprofen (GI upset)

38-year-old female with PCOS on YAZ, presenting for surgical admission with history of abdominal and chest pain. Background includes prior appendectomy and echocardiogram.

Presenting Complaints

Stomach pain - intermittent, periumbilical
Ischaemic chest pain - exertional, relieved at rest
Pain aggravated by activities of daily living

Key Findings

Troponin negative x2. ECG: normal sinus rhythm. CXR: clear bilaterally. Echo: EF 60%. HbA1c 5.4%.

Plan

Continue monitoring post-surgical recovery
Further evaluation of chest and abdominal pain
Review medication and hormonal management

Active Medications

YAZ 3-0.02mgpantoprazole 40mgparacetamol 1g PRN

Problem List

PCOSChest painGORD
Active Issues5 issues / Copy Issues List
Sepsis secondary to community-acquired pneumonia3 items
Type 2 diabetes mellitus - suboptimal glycaemic control2 items
Acute kidney injury on chronic kidney disease stage 31 items

+2 more issues

Clinical Evolution3 days
1
Day 125 MarAdmission
2
Day 227 Mar
3
Day 328 MarLatest
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THE PROBLEM

Built-in frustrations of inpatient care.

0%

of clinicians say piecing together the patient story is their #1 daily frustration

0%

say issues lists are outdated or never maintained

0%

say discharge summaries take too long to write

Based on a survey of Australian clinicians, March 2026

FEATURES

Everything you need to know about your patient, instantly.

Ovyra plugs into your EMR and structures the clinical picture so each shift starts with clarity, not chart review.

DOB 12/09/1987Age 38Gender FemaleAdmitted for Surgery Admit
Allergies PENICILLINS, Codeine (nausea)

38-year-old female with PCOS on YAZ, presenting for surgical admission with history of abdominal and chest pain. Background includes prior appendectomy and echocardiogram.

Presenting Complaints

Abdominal pain
Ischaemic chest pain

Assessment

Working diagnosis includes PCOS with recent abdominal and chest pain, possibly post-appendectomy. Differential includes ongoing abdominal pathology or cardiac causes.

Plan

Continue monitoring post-surgical recovery
Further evaluation of chest and abdominal pain
Review medication and hormonal management

Active Medications

drospirenone-ethinyl estradiol (YAZ) 3-0.02mg

Problem List

PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome)Chest pain

Patient Context Card

Walk into any patient encounter fully informed. Ovyra synthesises demographics, presenting complaints, history, key findings, assessment, and plan into a single structured card from your EMR data.

Active Issues

Copy Issues List
Sepsis secondary to community-acquired pneumonia3 items
Continue IV ceftriaxone and azithromycin as per protocolmedication
Monitor vital signs 4-hourlymonitoring
Repeat CXR in 48 hours to assess for improvementinvestigation
Type 2 diabetes mellitus - suboptimal glycaemic control2 items
Acute kidney injury on chronic kidney disease stage 32 items
Atrial fibrillation - rate controlled2 items
Hypertension - well controlled1 item

Active Issues Tracker

A living issues list that updates as the admission evolves. Every active problem tracked with plan items, type badges, and auto-detected status from the medical record.

Clinical Evolution

3 days / 1 pivot point
1

Day 1

25 Mar

Admission
2

Day 2

27 Mar

3

Day 3

28 Mar

Latest

State as of Day 2: 2026-03-27

Daily Evolution3
Investigations4
Vitals6
Symptoms & Examination2
Assessment2
Medication Reconciliation1

Clinical Evolution Timeline

Day-by-day clinical progression with categorised events. Vitals, investigations, symptoms, assessments, and medication changes mapped chronologically so you can see exactly what changed and when.

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Hospital Course

Ms. Camila Maria Lopez, a 38-year-old female with a history of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), was admitted on 2023-06-06. She has a history of stomach pain, ischaemic chest pain, and pain aggravated by activities of daily living. During her hospital stay, she underwent a PR appendectomy and a transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE). Her medication history includes drospirenone-ethinyl estradiol (YAZ) for PCOS.

Procedures Performed

  • Transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE) complete (2023-06-02)
  • PR appendectomy (2023-06-06)

Discharge Diagnosis

PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) [256.4]; Stomach pain; Ischaemic chest pain [786.50]

Discharge Medications

  • drospirenone-ethinyl estradiol (YAZ) 3-0.02mg per tablet oral once daily

Follow-Up Instructions

  • Follow up with PCP for review of pending diagnostic results
  • Surgical follow-up for post-appendectomy care as indicated
  • Review medication regimen and management of PCOS

+ 4 more sections (Patient Education, Pending Results, Code Status, Allergies/ADRs)

ACSQHC Compliance

85% 11/13 required elements present

Missing

Discharge date
Ceased medications with reason for ceasing

Present

Patient identification (name, DOB, MRN)
Admission date
Admission/presenting diagnosis
Discharge diagnosis (primary and secondary)
Procedures performed during admission
Hospital course / summary of care

+3 more

Discharge Summary + ACSQHC Compliance

Generate discharge summaries with one click. Real-time ACSQHC compliance scoring tells you exactly which required elements are present and which are missing before you sign off.

HOW IT WORKS

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Connect your EMR

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2

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3

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EMR INTEGRATION

Deep EMR integration, not a bolt-on.

Ovyra connects directly to your hospital's EMR through FHIR R4, the global interoperability standard. No middleware, no manual data entry, no IT headaches.

SMART on FHIR compliant

Industry-standard OAuth2 + PKCE authentication. Your hospital IT team controls access scoping and can revoke at any time.

Real-time clinical data

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Native integrations with Epic and Oracle Health (Cerner). Compatible with any EMR that supports FHIR R4.

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Clinician

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TRUST & COMPLIANCE

Built for Australian healthcare, from the ground up.

Designed around Australian clinical standards, coding systems, and compliance requirements from day one.

Australian data sovereignty. Patient data never leaves Australia. Hosted on Australian infrastructure.

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No training on patient data. Your patients' data is never used to train AI models.

Aligned with Australian clinical standards

ACSQHC Discharge GuidelinesNSQHS StandardsICD-10-AMSNOMED CT-AUAMTNEWS2

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