Vitalis Drug Planner
Vitalis Drug Planner is being designed to make medication plans easier to understand while preserving the boundary between software organization and professional healthcare judgment.
The idea began with a medication supply intended to last 90 days and a practical question: can the dates, quantities and remaining plan be explained clearly without turning the software into a prescriber?
Planned capabilities
The planner is intended to help a person or authorized caregiver:
- Record medication-plan information
- Display entered instructions clearly
- Calculate expected planning dates from entered values
- Track the planned remaining quantity
- Record completed, skipped or unresolved actions
- Correct an entry without silently deleting its history
- Export an understandable record for review
- Identify missing or inconsistent plan information
Every calculated value should show the inputs used to produce it.
Clear information boundaries
The interface will distinguish source instructions, calculated planning information and actions recorded by the user.
The planner will not prescribe medication, change a dose, recommend starting or stopping treatment, decide what to do after a missed dose, diagnose a condition or replace a pharmacist or clinician.
Prototype plan
The first prototype will use simulated medication information to test clear plan entry, transparent calculations, correction history, backup and restoration, uncertainty messages and accessible daily-plan presentation.
Privacy, safety, legal and research controls must be established before testing with real personal medication information.