JONAHEMR
Request a walkthrough

See each workflow in under a minute.

Short, silent walkthroughs of the real screens, one per role. Each one plays when it scrolls into view; tap a step to jump to it, or open "What happens in this video" for the steps in words.

One visit, end to end

Front desk to SATUSEHAT for a single patient, across all six roles.

0:33
What happens in this video
  1. Front desk finds the patient by NIK and checks her in; a queue number is issued.
  2. Triage records vitals; out-of-range values turn amber and a penicillin allergy is recorded.
  3. The doctor records the consult; the AI transcribes Bahasa Indonesia and surfaces findings, striking out denied symptoms.
  4. The AI drafts a SOAP note; the doctor inserts it, adds ICD-10 and a KFA prescription, then signs.
  5. Pharmacy checks the prescription against the allergy, prints the label and dispenses first-expiry-first-out.
  6. The cashier takes payment by QRIS.
  7. FHIR resources are sent to the SATUSEHAT sandbox, with retries.

JONAH AI for doctors

0:33
What happens in this video
  1. Transcription in Bahasa Indonesia; English is detected and routed; other languages are marked, not guessed. Audio is never stored.
  2. Findings surface as chips; denied symptoms and other people's illness are struck out.
  3. Names, NIK and addresses are replaced before any text reaches the AI.
  4. A SOAP draft appears; the doctor inserts it field by field, and each insert is logged.
  5. A cited differential appears with sources for and against and amber danger signs; the doctor chooses.

For doctors

Front desk

0:24
What happens in this video
  1. A new patient is registered: name, 16-digit NIK, date of birth, sex and phone.
  2. A NIK that already exists is refused, naming the patient who holds it.
  3. Check-in issues a unique queue number for the day and prints a ticket.
  4. A phone number change is saved with a before-and-after audit entry.

For the front desk

Nurses & triage

0:23
What happens in this video
  1. The nurse picks the next patient from the triage queue.
  2. Vitals for a four-year-old are checked against child ranges; out-of-range values turn amber.
  3. A systolic lower than the diastolic is refused with a plain explanation.
  4. An allergy is recorded and the patient moves to the doctor's queue.

For nurses

Pharmacists

0:21
What happens in this video
  1. A penicillin allergy blocks amoxicillin in red; cefixime is flagged amber for possible cross-reaction.
  2. Handing over past an allergy flag is refused until a written reason is given; it is audited.
  3. A dosage label prints and stock is issued first-expiry-first-out, with near-expiry batches listed.

For pharmacists

Laboratory

0:20
What happens in this video
  1. The doctor orders a full blood count by LOINC code from the consult.
  2. The lab enters results; values below range are flagged amber.
  3. The flagged results appear in the doctor's consult.

For the lab

Owners & admins

0:23
What happens in this video
  1. Six roles, each seeing only its own screens.
  2. The audit log attributes every sign-in, edit, signature, override and export.
  3. Failed SATUSEHAT sends wait in a queue; one click retries them (sandbox).
  4. The whole clinic record exports in one file.

For owners

All videos show demo data and fictional patients. Screens are shown in Bahasa Indonesia, as clinic staff use them. SATUSEHAT steps run against the Kemenkes sandbox.

Rather see it live?

We will drive JONAH through your own clinic's day, and run the AI scribe in Bahasa Indonesia with your doctors.

Request a walkthrough