# MediKiosk

> MediKiosk is an independent, open-source patient intake prototype for Indian outpatient departments. It supports multilingual voice-and-touch history-taking, medical document OCR, physician-reviewed draft summaries and FHIR R4 output.

MediKiosk was built by Team WinExe in response to Smart India Hackathon 2026 problem statement 26047 from the Ministry of Ayush / All India Institute of Ayurveda. It is not an official government, ABDM or clinical service.

## Primary pages

- [Product overview](https://medickiosk.in/): Purpose, capabilities, patient flow and frequently asked questions.
- [Prototype demo video](https://medickiosk.in/video): Walkthrough of the patient and physician workflows.
- [Source code](https://github.com/Medi-Kiosk/Medi-Kiosk): Open-source implementation and technical documentation.
- [Full AI-readable overview](https://medickiosk.in/llms-full.txt): Detailed factual product context, limitations and terminology.

## Core capabilities

- Structured medical-history interviews using voice or touch.
- Interfaces in English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu.
- Medical document OCR, entity extraction and chronological timelines.
- Rules-based red-flag alerts that do not rely solely on a language model.
- Editable draft summaries for physician confirmation; no autonomous diagnosis.
- Consent scoping, role-based access, audit logging and FHIR R4 bundle generation.

## Important limitations

- The public deployment is a prototype; use fictional test information only.
- ABHA identity verification and the receiving ABDM/FHIR endpoint are mocked or sandboxed.
- MediKiosk does not diagnose patients or replace professional medical judgment.
- Production deployment requires independent security, privacy, compliance and clinical validation.