Prescriptions

You wrote it. Do you know what happened after?

The prescription leaves the room with the patient. Most clinics lose track of it at that exact moment. Qlynic tracks every prescription through its entire life — active, renewal due, allergy conflict, expired, discontinued. The full story. Not just a list.

9 Lifecycle states
tracked per Rx
0 Missed allergy
conflicts possible
7d Advance renewal
warning
prescriptions.aspx
Active
Metformin 500 mg
oral · twice daily · Dr. Chen
Start
Apr 01
End
Apr 28
Duration
28 days
Route
Oral
Refills
Renewal due in 6 days — consider issuing a new prescription.
Prescription expired
Time remaining
Allergy check
0 conflicts
Renewal due
3 flagged
The Lifecycle

Active. Expired. Flagged.
The whole story.

Most EMRs show you a list. Qlynic shows you a lifecycle.
Issued
Written by the doctor and saved to the record.
At prescribing
RxNorm drug verified. Allergy check runs. Record linked to QlynicId.
Conflict-clear
Active
Patient is currently on this medication.
While active
New Rx checked against all active meds. Refills tracked. Status updated daily.
Tracked daily
Renewal Due
Expiry within 7 days — flagged automatically.
7-day warning
Surfaced in KPI dashboard. Doctor sees it before the patient runs out.
Auto-flagged
Conflict / Expired
Allergy conflict detected, or duration elapsed.
When blocked
System stops the save. Conflict family named. Override requires acknowledgement.
Blocked & logged
Discontinued
Manually stopped by doctor, with reason recorded.
Reason required
Doctor records reason and timestamp. Permanent audit trail on every stopped Rx.
Audit logged
Your clinic’s prescriptions — at a glance
0
Total
0
Active
0
Expired
0
Stopped
0
Flagged
0
Allergy
0
Refill Due
0
Meds
0
Patients
Allergy Safety

The check that happens
before the patient reads
the label.

Drug-allergy conflicts are the most preventable adverse events in primary care. They happen because the prescribing system doesn’t know the allergy system. In Qlynic, they are the same system — and the conflict is caught before the save button is ever pressed.

It blocks. Not warns.
When a conflict is detected, the prescription cannot be saved. Not a yellow banner. Not a checkbox. A hard stop. The doctor must explicitly acknowledge the risk before proceeding.
Cross-reactivity, not just direct match.
A Penicillin allergy blocks the entire penicillin family — Amoxicillin, Ampicillin, Piperacillin. Sulfa blocks the sulfonamide class. NSAIDs are checked as a group. The system knows drug families, not just names.
Every override is logged.
If a doctor overrides a conflict, the system records their name, timestamp, and the exact conflict that was acknowledged. The audit trail is permanent and tamper-proof — a complete prescribing history on every chart.
3
Allergy families
checked
0
Conflicts that
can slip through
100%
Overrides
audit-logged
New Prescription
Sarah Chen · QP-CA-4X7Y29
Penicillin allergy · rash · moderate
Medication
Dose
500 mg
Route
Oral
Frequency
3× daily
Duration
7 days
AI Prescribing

First-line. Second-line.
Avoid — and the reason why.

Not a search bar with a different name. Before making a single suggestion, the AI reads the patient’s last three encounters, knows which country your clinic is in, and checks every recommendation against recorded allergies. Confidence scores tell you exactly how certain it is — without inventing certainty it doesn’t have.

Canadian formulary, not US brand names.
Every AI prompt includes your clinic’s country. A Canadian clinic gets Canadian drug names that a Canadian pharmacist will actually recognise. UAE clinics get Gulf formulary guidance.
It has already read the chart.
The AI reads the patient’s last three encounters before suggesting anything. You get a doctor who already knows the patient — not one who just read the name.
Duplicate therapy detection.
The AI checks for same drug-class prescriptions written twice in the same encounter — a real guard that most EMRs don’t run at all.
Dismiss once. Gone forever at your clinic.
Dismissed suggestions go into a per-clinic ignored list. The AI never suggests them again at your clinic — no settings page, no configuration.
Country-aware formulary
The AI knows where you practice. Suggestions are localised automatically from your clinic’s country setting.
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✦ AI Suggestions
Canada Formulary
Condition detected
Type 2 Diabetes — newly diagnosed
First-line
Metformin 500 mg
First-choice for T2DM. No prior use. Renal function acceptable.
88%
Second-line
Sitagliptin 100 mg
If Metformin not tolerated. Lower GI side-effect risk.
72%
Avoid
Glibenclamide (any)
Sulphonylurea — allergy documented (rash, mild)
⚠ Allergy
Duplicate therapy check: No same-class drugs detected in this encounter. Safe to prescribe.
1 suggestion ignored at this clinic — Canagliflozin. Removed from all future suggestions.
AI is assistive only — clinician must verify all suggestions before prescribing.
The Dashboard

Your clinic’s prescriptions.
One screen. Always current.

Not a per-patient view. The full clinic-wide picture — every doctor, every patient, every prescription state, live. Filter by doctor, status or drug. Flag anomalies before they become calls from the pharmacy.

Prescriptions — Clinic Dashboard
All Doctors
Flagged only
Active
247
Total Rx
89
Active
12
Flagged
7
Allergy
18
Refill Due
Metformin 500 mg
Sarah Chen · QP-CA-4X7Y29
Dr. Chen
Apr 28
Active
Analyse
Lisinopril 10 mg
James Park · QP-CA-9M2K41
Dr. Torres
Apr 04
Renewal Due
Analyse
Amoxicillin 500 mg
Mei Park · QP-CA-7F3L88
Dr. Chen
Apr 14
⚠ Conflict
Analyse
Atorvastatin 20 mg
Carlos Mendez · QP-CA-2R9V55
Dr. Torres
Jun 12
Active
Analyse
Doxycycline 100 mg
Anna Kowalski · QP-CA-5P1M03
Dr. Chen
Mar 15
Expired
Analyse
1
Live KPI strip
Total, active, flagged, allergy conflicts and refill due — updated on every page load.
2
One-click filters
Filter by doctor, status or date. Flagged rows surface instantly — no search required.
3
Conflict rows glow
Allergy conflicts and flagged prescriptions are visually distinct — impossible to miss at a glance.
4
AI per-row analysis
Every row has a one-click AI analysis — alternative suggestions, duplicate check, allergy reasoning.
∞
Prescriptions per clinic
No per-prescription fees. No limits. Every Rx written at your clinic is tracked from day one at no extra cost.
1
Screen for the whole clinic
Every doctor, every patient, every status — one dashboard. No drilling into patient charts to understand the clinic’s prescribing picture.
0
Calls to the pharmacy to catch
Renewal flags, allergy conflicts, and expired prescriptions surface in the dashboard before the patient or pharmacist ever has to call.
Prescriptions — Included

The prescription is part of the record. Not a separate system.

You don’t add a prescribing module. You don’t integrate a third-party tool. The prescription is written inside the encounter, the encounter knows the patient’s allergies, the AI knows the formulary, the dashboard knows the clinic’s full history. It’s all one system — and it’s included with every clinic account.

Included with every clinic
Allergy conflicts blocked
RxNorm · Canadian formulary
Built on RxNorm GPT-4o Azure Canada Central PIPEDA-aligned Stripe Connect