Prescribe within your scope, and have it defensible.
Every assessment loads its own questions, screens its own red flags, and produces the chart note and physician letter with it. You follow the algorithm; RxScribe enforces the safety checks and writes the paperwork.
Screening — before any recommendation
- Referral criteriaClear
- ContraindicationsClear
- Duration of symptomsCheck
- Age and pregnancy statusClear
Screening runs before a single therapy is offered
25 published assessments, across seven areas of practice
Each one is authored and versioned by pharmacy clinical experts rather than generated — which is why they are added deliberately rather than in bulk.
Skin
Rashes, infections and inflammatory presentations that walk up to the counter.
Ear, nose & throat
Upper respiratory and oral presentations, including the ones that need a swab.
Eye
Surface eye complaints, with referral criteria screened before anything else.
Digestive
Reflux and lower-GI complaints, assessed against duration and alarm features.
Urinary & sexual health
Including contraception, and the presentations patients least want to raise twice.
Pain & neurology
Acute presentations where the assessment has to separate benign from urgent.
General & seasonal
The conditions that arrive in waves and dominate a pharmacy's winter.
Prescribing authority is set by your province and your college, not by this software. RxScribe supports the assessment and documents it — which conditions you may prescribe for is a question we will answer for your jurisdiction on a call.
The same five beats, whichever condition it is
Which is what makes the next one feel like the first — you already know how it goes.
- 01
Patient context first
Age, weight, pregnancy status, allergy classes and current medications — loaded from the patient's file when you have one.
- 02
Red flags before anything else
Automated screening runs before a single recommendation is offered, separating hard stops from cautions worth a second look.
- 03
The questions this condition needs
Each algorithm loads its own subjective and objective question set, so the assessment matches the presentation instead of a generic template.
- 04
Options, with the reasoning shown
First-, second- and third-line pathways come back with the rationale attached, and every field stays editable before you commit to one.
- 05
The paperwork, written for you
A chart note, a physician letter and a patient summary are produced from the same assessment.
RxScribe does not prescribe
It matches a presentation to a recommended pathway and shows you the reasoning behind it. You review it, change it if you disagree, and make the call — every field on the results screen stays editable for exactly that reason.
The pharmacist is the prescriber. The software is the second pair of eyes that never gets tired at 6pm on a Friday.
Red-flag screening separates hard stops from cautions worth a second look, and it runs before a recommendation exists — so the assessment cannot talk you past something it should have caught.
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