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Lorelei edited this page Oct 5, 2026
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Rx Call Aide is a demo project. It is not a clinical decision tool and is not intended for use with real patient information.
An AI assistant that supports a pharmacist during a patient check-in call. It keeps a checklist, suggests talking points from a rules table, and drafts a chart note. The pharmacist makes every decision.
- The demo uses scripted, fictional calls only. No real calls, no real patient information, and no information from any employer.
- The encounter form does not store the patient identifier. The entered ID is replaced with a sequential number.
- The date of birth and name spoken on a call are used only to tick the identity-verification step. They are not saved.
- The transcript is shown on screen during the call so the pharmacist can verify what the AI heard. It is discarded when the session ends.
- Whether an event is serious. The pharmacist decides.
- Whether a drug caused an event. Events are recorded as the patient states them, including the patient's own explanation.
- What goes in the chart. Nothing is finalized without pharmacist review.
- Whether anything is reported. The tool drafts a note and never submits anything.
- Every suggestion shows the rule that triggered it.
- The patient's exact words stay in the note beside the standardized label.
- If nothing matches, the tool says so and does not guess.
- Rules are written by a licensed pharmacist and cite their sources.
- Transcription can mishear drug names or symptoms, so the pharmacist reviews everything.
- The rules cover one drug and one indication in this demo. They do not replace clinical judgment or the prescribing information.
- General recommendations (for example for diarrhea) do not fit every patient or every drug.
- Currently, the rules cover one drug (Dupixent) and one indication (asthma), with two more drugs planned.