Hospital Stack By Area Scenarios Compliance FAQ
INDUSTRY Health

From the prescription to the medical record.
Every patient document is protected.

The secure document and printing platform for hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. Pull printing with RFID badges, Print2Me in hospitals, identity watermarks, and clinical record document management—with controls that support the operational requirements of HIPAA and GDPR, as well as the regional frameworks where your institution operates.

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Hospitals, clinics, and laboratories HIPAA · GDPR · ISO 27001 Encrypted and audited PHI
Healthcare professional with secure access to clinical records and user management
The Challenge

The healthcare sector continues to print sensitive data
.

While hospitals invest in digital security, sheets of paper containing patient data end up forgotten in print trays, on desks, and even in the trash. The most common PHI leak isn't a hack—it's a sheet of paper.

Paper
The most common cause of medical data breaches isn't a cyberattack—it's a sheet of paper with patient information left in the print tray.
Archive
Finding a physical medical record in the clinical archive takes up valuable minutes that the doctor could otherwise spend with the patient.
RFID
Badge-based pull printing reduces unauthorized printing and abandoned printouts in doctors' offices and nursing stations.
1 stack
Secure printing and clinical document management on a single platform, connected end-to-end.
The Hospital Stack

Two universes.
One platform.

Hospitals face two parallel challenges related to documentation: securing the printing of clinical information (prescriptions, orders, medical records) and managing the lifecycle of patient documents (admission, treatment, discharge, archiving). DOQSOFT addresses both with products that integrate with one another.

Universe 01

Secure Printing in Hospitals

No patient data sheets left behind on the tray. Pull printing with RFID badges in doctors’ offices and the nursing station; Print2Me for doctors rotating through the hospital; an identity watermark with the name, date, and time on each sheet; and a complete audit of who prints what clinical information.

Products: Gespage RFID Hardware MPS
  • Secure pull printing: The clinical document remains encrypted until the user holds their RFID badge up to the TCM4 reader
  • Print2Me — a single virtual queue per doctor or nurse; check in wherever is most convenient (doctor's office, nurse's station, emergency room)
  • Watermark with user name, date, time, and station — traceability in the event of a PHI leak without an external DLP solution
  • Rules for Printing by Area: Mandatory Confidentiality in Oncology, Psychiatry, and VIP Files
Universe 02

Clinical Document Stack

Clinical record management—from admission to discharge. Smart capture of prescriptions, lab orders, and results; digitized historical archives; and instant record search, with clinical approval workflows and native electronic signatures.

Products: Docuo Chronoscan
  • OCR + AI-based capture of prescriptions, lab orders, test results, progress notes, and informed consent forms
  • Single medical record with clinical metadata: patient, case number, episode, specialty, treating physician, location
  • Configurable workflows: hospital admission, procedure authorization, referral, second opinion
  • Native electronic signature (eIDAS) for patient registration, controlled prescriptions, and informed consent forms; for local requirements (e.g., NOM-151 in Mexico), an authorized PSC is integrated
The two systems are connected—every printed sheet containing patient data is recorded in the patient's medical record along with the name of the person who generated it. That end-to-end traceability It combines secure printing and document management on a single platform.
By area

Each area of the hospital—
—has its own configuration.

A single DOQSOFT deployment serves the hospital’s various departments, with specific permissions, metrics, and printing policies for each one. The policies are stricter in oncology and psychiatry and more flexible in outpatient care.

Admissions and Registration

Patient identification, scanning of admission documents, consent forms, and insurance claims processing. The gateway to the digital medical record.

  • Digital copies of identification, health insurance, and informed consent forms
  • Automatic creation of a medical record with patient metadata
  • Printing of ID wristbands with encrypted data
  • Export and exchange data with your HIS/EHR using standard formats

Outpatient Clinic

Prescriptions, instruction sheets, lab orders. A primary care physician prints dozens of documents every day—all containing patient information.

  • Pull printing with RFID badges by office
  • Print2Me — the doctor prescribes it at the location closest to you
  • A watermark with your name, date, and time on each page
  • Prescriptions with native electronic signatures (eIDAS)

Hospitalization and Operating Rooms

Progress notes, medical orders, nursing notes, surgical reports. Critical documentation that must always be available and always audited.

  • Secure printing from nursing stations using a badge
  • Watermark Required on Progress and Surgical Notes
  • Connection to Your HIS for Hospital Discharge with an Electronic Signature
  • Withholding policies that can be configured in accordance with applicable regulations (e.g., NOM-004-SSA3 in Mexico)

Laboratory and Imaging

Test results, pathology reports, imaging studies. Documentation containing sensitive patient data that is distributed both within and outside the hospital.

  • Automatic capture of test results and pathology reports
  • Integration with your LIS/RIS via standard formats (custom integrations on a project-by-project basis)
  • Watermark when printing external reports for third parties
  • Electronic archive indexed by patient, study, and date

Medical Human Resources

Professional licenses, contracts, evaluations, and pay stubs for medical, paramedical, and administrative staff. We approach labor compliance with the same rigor as we do clinical care.

  • Digital Onboarding of Medical Staff Using Electronic Signatures
  • Employment Record with Certificates, Certifications, and Recertifications
  • Performance evaluations and personnel records in accordance with applicable labor regulations
  • Tracking validity periods, licenses, and certifications with expiration alerts

IT / Systems

Exchange data with your HIS, RIS, and LIS using standard formats, and authenticate via institutional SSO. Deployment is compatible with both cloud and on-premises environments, depending on your institution's policy.

  • Export and exchange data with your HIS/EHR using standard formats (XML, CSV, searchable PDF)
  • Custom integrations with HIS/RIS/LIS systems or clinical protocols (HL7/FHIR) through our development team
  • SSO with Active Directory, LDAP, or the institutional healthcare SSO
  • Metrics by patient, study, and date to populate your clinical systems
Real-life scenarios

Four typical scenarios
in a hospital or clinic.

These are the processes that change the fastest when a hospital implements the DOQSOFT stack.

01

Pull printing with RFID badges in doctors' offices

The doctor sends prescriptions and lab orders from his office or hospital workstation. The forms are not printed until he holds his RFID badge up to the TCM4 reader. If no one approves them within 4 hours, they are automatically deleted and a record is kept. No prescriptions containing patient data are left in the tray.

SecureUnlock via RFID badge
Auto-purgeUnreleased jobs
Stack: Gespage TCM4 RFID
02

Mandatory Identity Watermark

Each sheet containing patient data bears a discreet stamp with the name of the user who printed it, the date, time, and workstation. If a sheet containing PHI leaves the hospital, the compliance department knows immediately who did it and when. Investigate data breach incidents without external DLP software and without costly forensic investigations.

Traceablewho printed it and when
No DLPexternal
Stack: Gespage
03

Print2Me for on-call doctors

The on-call doctor sends his print jobs from the tablet without selecting a printer—everything goes to his personal virtual queue. If he’s in the ER, the print job goes there; if he’s on inpatient rounds, it goes to the ward; if he goes down to the operating room, it goes to the pre-op area. A single queue that follows him throughout the hospital without any driver issues.

1 linethe entire hospital
No driversby printer
Stack: Gespage TCM4
04

The complete medical record, instantly

The doctor needs the patient’s complete medical record during the consultation—including admission records, previous progress notes, lab results, imaging studies, prescriptions, and allergy information. Instead of searching through physical files, Docuo’s smart search (full-text + AI) displays the complete medical record on screen with a chronological timeline. It supports the interoperability required by standards such as NOM-024-SSA3 in Mexico.

Instantlyvs. physical file
Interoperablestandard formats
Stack: Docuo Chronoscan
Regulatory Compliance

Auditable compliance—
—without any extra work for your team.

The healthcare sector is one of the most heavily regulated. DOQSOFT comes preconfigured with the retention, encryption, traceability, and signing policies required by healthcare regulators and international information security standards—even for hospitals that operate across borders or treat international patients.

United States · PHI

HIPAA & the HITECH Act

We provide the operational controls—encryption, role-based access control, audit trails, and identity watermarks—that support the HIPAA and HITECH Act requirements for the protection of PHI. Ideal for hospitals with patients covered by U.S. insurance providers or under cross-border agreements. Formal compliance is determined by each institution.

United States · FDA

Compliance with 21 CFR Part 11

Electronic records and signatures with audit trails, version control, and traceability that support the requirements of FDA 21 CFR Part 11. Relevant for hospitals with clinical research programs or agreements with pharmaceutical companies. DOQSOFT provides the technical foundation; regulatory validation is the client’s responsibility.

Europe · Global

GDPR

GDPR (Regulation 2016/679) for hospitals with patients from the European Union or under European agreements: integrated privacy notice, data subject rights manageable through the platform, and data residency by region when required by regulation.

Information Security

ISO 27001 · ENS · GDPR

Information security framework aligned with ISO 27001, ENS (National Security Framework), and GDPR. Encryption at rest and in transit, tenant isolation, role-based access controls for medical staff, and exportable audit reports—also valid for cloud deployments.

Mexico · Regional Operations

NOM-024 · NOM-004 · NOM-151

For hospitals operating in Mexico: NOM-024-SSA3 (interoperability of electronic health records), NOM-004-SSA3 (structure and retention periods), and, for electronic signatures with a timestamp (NOM-151), integration with an authorized PSC.

Latin America + Canada

LGPD · LFPDPPP · PIPEDA

General Data Protection Law (Brazil), Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data (Mexico), and PIPEDA (Canada): integrated privacy notice, data subject rights manageable through the platform, and data residency by country when required by regulation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions
in hospitals and clinics.

If your question is specific to your institution, schedule a call—DOQSOFT’s healthcare specialists will assist you directly.

Which DOQSOFT products does a hospital or clinic need?

It depends on the approach. For secure hospital printing (RFID badges, pull printing, watermarks, Print2Me): Gespage on-premises + hardware (CMPrint, TCM4). For electronic medical records and historical archives: Docuo + Chronoscan. For a centrally managed, multi-floor printing fleet: MPS. Medium and large hospitals implement both integrated systems.

Does DOQSOFT help ensure compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, and applicable healthcare regulations?

DOQSOFT provides the operational controls—encryption, RBAC, audit trail, identity watermark, and electronic signature—that support HIPAA and GDPR requirements, as well as regional frameworks (NOM-024-SSA3 and NOM-004-SSA3 in Mexico, LFPDPPP and LGPD in Latin America) where your institution operates. Formal compliance is determined by each institution through its own policies; DOQSOFT provides the technical foundation. Every action involving clinical data is audited and can be exported for internal audits or audits by health regulators.

How does pull printing with an RFID badge work in a hospital?

A doctor, nurse, or administrative staff member sends a document (prescription, lab order, hospital discharge summary) from any workstation, tablet, or cell phone. The document is encrypted and placed in a queue until the user authenticates at the nearest printer by holding their RFID badge up to the TCM4 reader. No documents containing patient data are left on the tray, and there is no unauthorized access to clinical information.

What Is an Identity Watermark, and Why Does It Matter in Healthcare?

Each printed page bears a discreet stamp showing the name of the user who printed it, the date, the time, and the printing station. If a page containing patient data ends up outside the hospital, it is possible to immediately trace who printed it and when. It is the tool of choice for compliance officers and hospital auditors to investigate PHI leaks without resorting to external DLP systems.

What is Print2Me, and how do doctors use it at the hospital?

Print2Me is a unique virtual queue for each user. The doctor sends their print jobs (prescriptions, orders, instructions, medical records) without selecting a printer—they all go to a single personal queue. The doctor then prints the document wherever is most convenient: in the doctor’s office, the emergency room, the inpatient unit, or on the floor where they are on call. This is particularly useful for doctors who rotate among multiple areas of the hospital during a single shift.

Does DOQSOFT integrate with HIS, RIS, and LIS?

The stack exports and exchanges information using standard formats (XML, CSV, searchable PDF) and indexes by patient, case number, and date, allowing you to feed your HIS, RIS, or LIS. Print authentication integrates with Active Directory, LDAP, or the institutional SSO. Connections to specific clinical systems or protocols such as HL7/FHIR are implemented as custom integrations by our Development team, which evaluates the available API for each system.

How long does it take to digitize historical medical records?

It depends on the volume and age of the files; the scope and timeline are defined during the analysis phase. Chronoscan processes mixed batches of prescriptions, progress notes, lab results, and images using OCR and AI, automatically extracting the medical record number, patient name, and date. Docuo archives them with metadata without manual entry and applies the retention policies required by applicable regulations (e.g., NOM-004-SSA3 in Mexico).