
AI in medicine · 2026
RotaMate
The app interns at Kasr Al Ainy use to book shifts and follow their duty points. Its AI Duty Assistant runs on Gemini and answers only from the published duty guides.
Read the case studyMy projects, sorted into four folders. RotaMate is the biggest, and the AI app Scrybe comes second. Eight of them have a case study that explains how they work.
Medical apps that use AI or were built with it. A person makes each final call.

AI in medicine · 2026
The app interns at Kasr Al Ainy use to book shifts and follow their duty points. Its AI Duty Assistant runs on Gemini and answers only from the published duty guides.
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AI in medicine · 2026
An AI app on the hospital's Windows PC that reads a handwritten admission sheet and types it into MRM for the doctor to check and save.
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AI in medicine · 2026
A bilingual records system for the Internal Medicine department, designed so a doctor says the note out loud and AI fills in the form for them to check and sign. Patient names never reach the AI.
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AI in medicine · 2026
An offline desktop app that finds where the faculty's graduates went and what they've published. I programmed it with AI coding agents, and I kept AI out of the decisions: a person approves every match.
Read the case studyFour systems I wrote for my medical school and its internship office. Three of them are in use today.
Every intern gets one permanent record that nobody can delete. An import is matched and diffed against it first, and it still has to pass a preflight check before it may change anything.
In useRead the case studyInterns register, confirm, then attend. Book a place and skip it, and the system blacklists you automatically.

A desktop app for the faculty that can answer which of our graduates became cardiologists and what they've published. I programmed it with AI coding agents, and every match it finds waits for a person to approve it.

Each rotation week the doctors get a bilingual PDF and a spreadsheet saying who goes where. There's a report on gaps in cover as well.
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