Here’s a much more comprehensive demo of the Hospital Management System I built with GPT-5.5 + Codex (there are still quite a few features I haven’t even shown yet.).
In this video I walk through how the system actually feels in real day-to-day use:
You’ll see how doctors create clinical notes, either starting fresh or using the “Copy Notes” feature. With one tap it pulls a previous note and pre-fills everything so you can just edit what needs changing. Super fast.
I also show how you can edit notes later, with a clean version history so you can see exactly what changed and when.
Then I go into ordering labs and prescriptions. Once ordered, the lab techs get notified. They process it, but thanks to the four-eye verification, another lab tech has to review and approve the results before they’re released. Once verified, the ordering doctor gets a notification in their inbox that the result is ready
You’ll also see how prescriptions automatically flow into the nurses’ treatment charts, and how the Ward Board gives the whole team a clear overview of what’s happening with each patient - pending discharges, pending labs, critical updates, etc.
I also show the audit system. Literally everything is tracked: every note edit, every lab order, every verification, every change. So you can always reconstruct what happened.
This whole thing is built from real workflows I’ve seen working in hospitals in Ghana. I tried to remove as much friction as possible for the doctors, nurses, lab techs and pharmacists who actually use it every day.
Demo video below. Feedback welcome. 👇
@reach_vb This is what I’ve been building with Codex. A hospital management system for the kind of clinical workflows I actually know: patient timelines, notes, vitals, admissions, wards, labs, pharmacy, billing, referrals, audit logs, role-based access, and a lot of boring-but-important..