Reviews a patient's medication list for interactions, duplication, renal and hepatic dosing, and drugs that should be stopped — ranked by what actually needs acting on rather than returning forty alerts a clinician will scroll past. Resolves every brand and fixed-dose combination to its molecules first, because in India four brand names routinely hide nine ingredients and the commonest duplication is one molecule appearing twice under different labels. Fetches every dose and interaction rather than recalling it, since a remembered renal adjustment is specific, plausible and wrong. Computes creatinine clearance the way drug labels actually define it. Use whenever the user …
