Medical needs and purchases:

Electronic signatures help you complete healthcare purchases after auditing them to ensure their quality, safety, and safe path.

Facilitate handling medical records:

The electronic signature has greatly improved the handling of patients' medical records. To reach the correct diagnosis, all electronic records associated with the electronic signature system must be viewed to ensure the safety and the medical history.

All this enabled doctors to speed up the registration of cases and to see the progress of the treatment process for each patient in details.

Writing a prescription:

The need for the electronic signature increased after the global health crisis, Covid 19, as it worked to preserve the rights of doctors and patients by writing medical prescriptions with their signatures and stamps, verifying the authenticity of documents and correct people’s data without forgery or manipulation.

Accelerate the payment process for insurance companies:

Health workers need to sign quickly and to ensure that payment deadlines are met when dealing with insurance companies. This is facilitated by the electronic signature.

High levels of privacy and security:

Everyone needs to maintain high levels of protection for personal data from tampering, and this is what an electronic signature is trying to do. Its primary task is to encrypt and authenticate data.

Always up-to-date documents:

The presence of a huge number of documents in Hospitals hinders the process of updating, especially if there is a change in one of the work conditions, or one of the parties may cancel the transaction due to the difficulty of dealing with paper documents. WQ3 allows you to update, change and re-sign digital documents by concerned parties.