Structured assessments, explainable recommendations and documentation-ready outputs across a growing library of pharmacist-led clinical workflows. New workflows can be added without changing the underlying case infrastructure.
Pharmacists conduct complex clinical reviews every day — but without a shared workflow platform, services are inconsistent, reasoning is undocumented, and expanding to new clinical domains means rebuilding from scratch.
Each clinical service — stewardship, medicines optimisation, chronic disease management — is built separately. There is no shared infrastructure to connect them, no common case record, and no consistent documentation layer across workflows.
When a pharmacist recommends a treatment change, de-escalation, or monitoring plan, the clinical reasoning behind that decision is rarely captured. What gets documented is the outcome — not the assessment pathway that led there.
Expanding clinical pharmacy services to new disease areas or new sites requires rebuilding patient records, documentation systems, and case management from the ground up — rather than extending a common platform.
Clinstrux is a scalable pharmacist workflow platform. Each workflow operates within a shared case infrastructure — patient records, documentation systems, audit trails, and case management are common across the entire library. New clinical workflows can be added without changing the underlying platform.
Antimicrobial stewardship and antibiotic optimisation. Structured agent selection, allergy assessment, resistance profiling, IV-to-oral criteria, and documentation output — guided by recognised stewardship frameworks.
Open workflow →Rapid medication review focused on burden, interactions, high-risk medicines and escalation. Systematic assessment of the full medication list — flagging risk, surfacing optimisation opportunities, and generating a structured review output.
Open workflow →Advanced polypharmacy and medicines optimisation review including deprescribing support. Beers Criteria screening, interaction analysis, renal dosing review, monitoring burden mapping, and structured deprescribing recommendations.
Open workflow →Structured assessment of anticoagulant safety, effectiveness and monitoring. Indication review, bleeding and thrombotic risk stratification, dose appropriateness, monitoring intervals, and patient safety documentation.
Open workflow →Evidence-based heart failure medication optimisation workflow. Assessment of guideline-directed medical therapy, titration opportunities, contraindications, fluid status, and structured output for clinical review and handoff.
Open workflow →Kidney-function driven medication safety and optimisation workflow. eGFR-based dose adjustment, nephrotoxin identification, contraindicated medicine flagging, electrolyte and monitoring review across the full medication regimen.
Open workflow →Medication optimisation and therapeutic assessment for diabetes management. HbA1c-driven treatment review, hypoglycaemia risk assessment, renal and cardiovascular safety evaluation, and structured documentation output.
Open workflow →Respiratory medication review and optimisation workflow. Inhaler technique assessment, therapy appropriateness, exacerbation risk stratification, step-up and step-down guidance, and structured review output aligned to respiratory guidelines.
Open workflow →Structured medication withdrawal planning and monitoring. Systematic identification of deprescribing candidates, tapering schedule support, monitoring requirements, patient-centred risk-benefit documentation, and longitudinal tracking.
Open workflow →A patient is entered once. Multiple workflows contribute assessments, recommendations and documentation while sharing the same patient record and case infrastructure — from initial case creation through to longitudinal record.
Enter the clinical scenario once — diagnosis, comorbidities, renal function, current medications, allergies, and safety constraints. Structured inputs shared across every workflow applied to the case.
Select the appropriate workflow from the clinical library — ABX, MEDREV, POLY, or any other workflow available on the platform. The same case can run through multiple workflows without duplicating patient information.
The workflow guides the pharmacist through a defined assessment process. Each step surfaces relevant clinical variables, flags risks, and applies evidence-based logic — making the reasoning explicit at every point.
Clinstrux generates a recommendation with full clinical rationale, evidence references, and a documentation-ready output — traceable from patient data through structured assessment to final decision.
Clinstrux recommendations are generated through structured workflow logic — not a black-box model. Every output is supported by clinical rationale, evidence references, and a documented assessment pathway that can be reviewed, queried, or handed off.
The reasoning behind each recommendation is captured — which variables drove it, which alternatives were considered, which risks were flagged — and recorded alongside the output.
Recommendations are grounded in recognised clinical guidelines and evidence frameworks — referenced explicitly at the point of decision, not appended as a footnote.
Each step of the clinical assessment is recorded. The complete pathway from case inputs through workflow logic to final recommendation is preserved and reviewable.
Workflow logic is structured and visible — not hidden inside a model. The steps that produced the output are explicit, auditable, and defensible.
Outputs are structured for direct use in clinical documentation — suitable for patient records, clinical audit, peer review, and governance reporting.
Completed workflows create a structured case record — suitable for clinical audit, cross-team accountability, and governance programmes at department or health system level.
Clinstrux separates workflow logic from patient infrastructure. New workflows can be introduced without rebuilding patient records, documentation systems, audit trails, case management, or reporting architecture — allowing organisations to scale clinical pharmacy services on a common platform.
Clinstrux provides the structured workflow infrastructure for organisations running medicines optimisation programmes, stewardship services, structured medication reviews, and chronic disease management — at any scale.
Structured workflows for polypharmacy, high-risk medicines, deprescribing, and medicines burden reduction — across individual patients and whole-service programmes.
Antimicrobial stewardship workflows with guideline-aligned agent selection, IV-to-oral criteria, resistance profiling, and documentation outputs for governance reporting.
MEDREV and POLY workflows support rapid and advanced medication review — generating traceable outputs suitable for patient records, audit, and clinical accountability.
Heart failure, CKD, diabetes, and COPD workflows deliver evidence-based medication optimisation across long-term conditions — using shared patient infrastructure.
Every completed workflow produces an audit-ready case record — structured for governance programmes, peer review, cross-team accountability, and service reporting.
A shared workflow platform creates consistent clinical reasoning, documentation standards, and decision outputs across every pharmacist, team, or site using Clinstrux.
Clinstrux provides the workflow infrastructure for organisations delivering pharmacist-led clinical services across multiple domains — from individual practitioners to pharmacy departments and health systems.
Run structured clinical reviews with explainable recommendations and documentation-ready outputs. Nine workflows available across antimicrobial stewardship, medicines optimisation, and chronic disease management.
Deploy consistent workflow-based clinical services across a department. Shared patient infrastructure, aligned clinical reasoning, and standardised documentation outputs — across every pharmacist in the team.
Audit-ready case records, governance reporting, and cross-institution workflow standardisation — built on the same structured case infrastructure used at the individual clinical level.
Clinstrux is built to grow. The platform architecture supports the addition of new clinical workflows without changing the underlying case infrastructure — expanding the range of pharmacy-led services that can be delivered on a common foundation.
Antimicrobial stewardship and antibiotic optimisation workflow.
Rapid medication review — burden, interactions, high-risk medicines and escalation.
Advanced polypharmacy and medicines optimisation review including deprescribing support.
Structured assessment of anticoagulant safety, effectiveness and monitoring.
Evidence-based heart failure medication optimisation workflow.
Kidney-function driven medication safety and optimisation workflow.
Medication optimisation and therapeutic assessment for diabetes management.
Respiratory medication review and optimisation workflow.
Structured medication withdrawal planning and monitoring.
Structured clinical audit outputs and governance reporting across workflow activity.
Shared case infrastructure and workflow outputs across pharmacy teams and departments.
Workflow standardisation and clinical performance benchmarking across sites.
Nine clinical workflows available now across antimicrobial stewardship, medicines optimisation, and chronic disease management — on a shared case infrastructure built to scale.
Open Clinstrux →For demonstration and educational purposes only. Not intended to replace professional clinical judgment. Not intended for direct patient care decisions.