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Output example: pharmacotherapy analysis

I wrote the original article in Slovak without using AI. This English version was translated with the help of AI.

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.

Cover graphic for the pharmacotherapy analysis example with the RxOps logo.

Prompt version used: pharmacotherapy-analysis@8

Input case

Medicines, products, and entered dosing:

  • MEDOCLAV 400 mg/5 ml + 57 mg/5 ml: 1-0-1, one 5 ml dose
  • ProbioMaxík: lozenge-style probiotic
  • UNIFLOX 0.3%: intranasally, one drop into each nostril 3 times daily
  • Mometasone Sandoz 50 micrograms: 1-0-1
  • Sinupret drops: dosing was not entered

Exact clinical text entered in Slovak:

4 rocny chlapec, zrejme bakterialna sinusitida

In English: a 4-year-old boy, likely bacterial sinusitis.

Download the RxOps input case file

Review before the output

The AI first flagged the intranasal use of UNIFLOX as outside its authorised route and requested details that could change the assessment. The pharmacist added a weight of 16 kg, a seven-day treatment duration, no severe beta-lactam allergy, confirmation of the prescriber’s instruction, and the course of symptoms.

The pharmacotherapy analysis review and the pharmacist’s reply, in Slovak.

Final output

The result is a five-page professional analysis with a summary, sources, an assessment of each medicine, priorities, and a working proposal for the daily regimen. The document is in Slovak.

Preview of the first page of the example pharmacotherapy analysis, in Slovak.

Open the complete pharmacotherapy analysis (PDF, 5 pages, Slovak)

Try your own case

Open Pharmacotherapy analysis, select the exact medicines, add the actual dosing, and include only the necessary clinical information without patient-identifying details.

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Article author

PharmDr. Jozef Kováč

Software engineer and pharmacist

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