These points and a lot more have been developped in about a year and are beign used in private hospital/clinics and also in public one's.

Ambulatory medical care: Registration and monitoring of consultations and treatments that do not require hospitalization.

Emergency services: Management of shifts and emergency care outside of regular hours.

Hospitalizations: Management of hospitalized patients, including medical records, treatment monitoring, and discharge.

Laboratory: Registration and monitoring of clinical analyses and laboratory results.

Building structure: Administration of the physical infrastructure of the hospital or clinic, including maintenance and space distribution.

Automated billing: Automatic generation of invoices based on the medical practices performed, speeding up the billing process.

Inventory and medication management: Inventory control of medications and medical supplies, ensuring supply and avoiding shortages.

API communication with prepaid health insurance companies: Integration with prepaid health insurance systems to validate the affiliate service, costs, and other relevant information, streamlining the billing and verification process.