MedOrbit for pharmacists

Dispense with DUR interaction checks, reconcile discharge meds (AI-drafted, pharmacist-signed), NDPS register kept.

Their day, before and after

The same shift — what changes when MedOrbit runs it.

Today, without MedOrbit

With MedOrbit

Dispenses against a DUR interaction check that runs automatically.
Reviews an AI-drafted discharge reconciliation and signs it, instead of starting from a blank list.
The NDPS register is kept as part of the same dispensing workflow.
Receives only prescriptions a doctor has already signed.

The parts of the platform this role opens every day.

Pharmacy

IPD & wards

OPD & appointments

Two of the 11 built-in agents do their best work here — every action human-approved.

The safety check

Cross-checks medications against RxNorm and openFDA at every admission and discharge, and flags discrepancies.

SCOPE OF PRACTICE

Flags the discrepancy. A pharmacist resolves it.

The documentation assistant

Drafts doctor and patient summaries plus a draft prescription, checked against drug interactions and telemedicine schedules.

SCOPE OF PRACTICE

Drafts the prescription. A doctor signs it.

No. It flags discrepancies against RxNorm and openFDA — you review and resolve every flag before anything changes.

No. It's a draft the pharmacist signs, the same way a doctor signs a draft prescription — nothing is reconciled without your sign-off.

The register is kept as part of the same dispensing workflow, not a separate manual log maintained after the fact.