Stories from practice, ideas, and a look behind the development of RxOps.
This concise example shows the Dispensing advice tool used while dispensing medicines to an active adult patient. The output is a prompt for a professional conversation at the pharmacy counter, not a complete pharmacotherapy…
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This concise example shows the Dosing schedule tool used with the same paediatric case. The resulting document is intended for the patient or caregiver, but a pharmacist must professionally review it before handover.
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This concise example shows the Pharmacotherapy analysis tool used with a paediatric case from pharmacy practice. It is not a universal treatment recommendation; a pharmacist must professionally verify the AI output before use.
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RxOps was originally conceived solely as a workspace for preparing prompts. However, when my wife, a pharmacist, and I thought aloud about the advantages and disadvantages of this approach, we concluded that the answer was not…
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You might assume that this project came out of a single evening and some “brainstorming” with an AI agent. In terms of the method, you would not be far from the truth. In terms of time, however, that would be very wide of the…
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In this article, I describe the real case that inspired the first tool in the RxOps project—Pharmacotherapy analysis.
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