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Medication review support for NHS and private healthcare teams.

AegisRX prepares each medication review for your pharmacists: the medication history, deterministic safety checks that run independently of the AI, and the points to discuss. Your pharmacist reviews, edits and signs every released output, and every decision is recorded.

AegisRX is live and working with GP practices. Ask us about an audit of your whole practice and how we can help. Our governance page shows where each NHS assurance sign-off stands.

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Pharmacist-ledmandatory professional sign-off before release
Traceablesources, decisions and audit history
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See what it does

What your practice sees.

We run the searches and do the work. Your practice gets clear lists, plans and reports like these.

Outcomes page for a demonstration practice: QOF income realistic by 31 March, prescribing savings found, recall items completed and safety work still to do.

Your outcomes on one page

Income, better care, better access and smoother running, with every figure marked as today, done, to do or could be worth.

Recall this month for a demonstration practice: patients with work due, overdue monitoring and a list of patients to see first.

Recall, sorted every month

Who needs what this month, with safety work at the top and each job given to the right member of the team.

Capacity view for a demonstration practice: appointments and clinician hours for the year, shown month by month for HCAs, nurses and pharmacists.

Your year of care, planned

Every review, test and check your patients need, by month and by role, and the appointments saved by combining visits.

Practice report header for a demonstration practice showing QOF still to earn by 31 March and patients with open work.

A practice report to share

What is still to earn by 31 March and how many patients to act on first, downloadable as a PDF.

Manager view for a demonstration practice: QOF income still achievable this year and indicators against their payment thresholds.

QOF income still open

Each indicator against its payment thresholds, with the money still achievable shown first.

Action lists for a demonstration practice: patients to invite, chase and book for bloods, each with an export button.

Lists ready to send

One batch for each role, ready to export for AccuRx, so invitations go out and the next extract confirms them.

Illustrative screens from our demonstration practice, which holds no real patient data. Figures are examples only. Some detail is blurred.

Whole practice audits

Ask about an audit of your whole practice.

We look across every patient, show you what is outstanding and what it is worth, and tell you how we can help you get it done.

Medicines safety snapshot

A medication optimisation and long-term condition report for the whole practice: safety work outstanding, patients due for recall, QOF still open and prescribing savings, with lists ready to act on.

Full clinical audit and workforce analysis

Everything in the snapshot, plus how work flows through the practice and individual prescriber information, so you can see where clinical time goes and where it can be freed.

Why teams use it

The pharmacist stays in charge of every review.

The workspace is designed to help pharmacists carry out more complete, consistent reviews. They remain accountable for their clinical judgement, and the prescriber remains responsible for any change to a patient's medicines.

Pharmacist-led

A named pharmacist reviews, edits and signs every output before it is released.

Traceable

Sources, safety checks, decisions and actions are recorded, so every review has an audit history.

Across sites

Population worklists and service reporting help teams prioritise and oversee reviews across practices or sites.

How it works

From preparation to a signed, recorded review.

01

Prepare

The workspace assembles the medication history and the information the pharmacist needs for the review.

02

Check

Deterministic safety rules run independently of the AI and flag interactions, monitoring gaps and other issues to consider.

03

Review and sign

The pharmacist reviews every finding, edits the output and signs it. They make the clinical judgement.

04

Record

The signed output, the decisions behind it and any actions are recorded for audit and service reporting.

Assessing us for your organisation?

Read the guidance behind the reviews and an honest status of our clinical safety, data protection and security assurance.

Audits, demos and enquiries

Ask about an audit or request a demo.

Tell us about your practice or organisation and what you'd like to achieve. We'll show you the workspace on our demonstration practice and talk through how we can help.

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