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Prescriptions

Different name.
Same allergy.

Nobody writes “sulfamethoxazole” on an allergy list. They write sulfa. So when you prescribe Bactrim, a name check finds nothing. This one stops you.

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  • Cross-reactive families
  • Checked before you sign
  • Severity from the chart
M. Delgado QL-4471 · New prescription Example
On file Sulfa rash Moderate
Medication
Dose1 tablet FrequencyTwice daily Duration10 days Refills0
Cross-reactive with sulfa allergy Checked against the chart before this is signed
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Three real checks · cycling

Status

Six say active. Three are over.

A status field does not know what day it is. The end date does. Qlynic reads the date, not the label.

  1. Amoxicillin 500 mg10 days expiredended 28d ago
  2. Sertraline 50 mg30 days expiredended 2d ago
  3. Prednisone 20 mg7 days expiredended 11d ago
  4. Metformin 500 mg35 days renewends in 5d
  5. Salbutamol inhalerongoing refill1 of 3 refills
  6. Ramipril 5 mgongoing activerunning
3finished 1needs renewing 1last refill 1running

  • Nobody has to close them.

    A finished course does not need a staff member to remember it. The date already said so.

  • Seven days’ warning.

    Anything ending within a week is flagged for renewal, so the call comes before the patient runs out.

  • The last refill is counted.

    Down to one left is its own number on the dashboard. Nobody finds out at the pharmacy counter.

Provenance

It knows what it doesn’t know.

Picked from the drug vocabulary, it carries a real code. Never heard of it? It stays free text and says so. Nothing gets dressed up.

  1. Amoxicillin 500 mg From the vocabulary RxCUI 723 in the record
  2. Magnesium 5% cream Nothing matched no code kept as free text
  3. Ramipril 5 mg AI suggestion accepted
  4. Metformin 500 mg AI suggestion accepted
  5. Cyclobenzaprine 10 mg AI suggestion rejected · logged
  • 01

    Two characters and it searches.

    It waits for you to stop typing. It remembers what it has already looked up. And it throws away results for a word you have typed past. The list always matches what is under the cursor.

  • 02

    The same drug twice is caught.

    Two entries with the same code are the same medicine. It does not matter what they are called on screen. Free-text entries are compared by name instead. Either way the duplicate is caught first.

  • 03

    What you reject is recorded.

    Every AI suggestion a doctor throws away is logged. They are grouped by medication. So a clinic can see where the model keeps being wrong. That is the only honest way to run one.

The whole point

You don’t have to remember.

Did I check that allergy. Is that one still running. Who is due this week. None of it is waiting for someone to notice.

  1. Before you sign The chart is checked allergies, including cross-reactive families
  2. On the end date The course closes itself no one has to tidy the list
  3. Seven days out The renewal is flagged before the patient runs out
  4. At one left The refill is counted not discovered at the counter

Only the first one is yours

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  • Cross-reactive families
  • Status from the date
  • Free text stays free text