Interactive prototype
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Prescription-to-pharmacy discovery. A small working version of the idea, running on invented data, so you can use it instead of reading about it.Read the case study
Working prototype on invented data. Prescriptions, medicines, pharmacies and prices are invented. This never gives medical advice: the pharmacist checks the original prescription. Nothing is sent or saved, and no real person, client or record appears here.
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Friday 10:30 · Near the old town
Choose a prescription to try
How it works
- 1Read the prescription and show how sure it is.
- 2Ask you to confirm anything unclear.
- 3Refuse anything expired.
- 4Compare stock, distance and price nearby.
- 5Reserve. The pharmacist checks the original.
What this is
- A prototype built for this site from the case description. You can use every control in it.
- Names, documents, amounts and results are made up. Nothing you type is sent or kept.
- It shows how the system behaves and why, including where it refuses or hands over to a person.
What this is not
- Not the original system, not a screenshot of one, and not a claim about its users or results.
- Not connected to any model, database, provider or real service. The behaviour is scripted and simplified.
- Based on project experience. Whether and how widely the original is in use is not stated.
One question
Which manual process currently takes the most time from your team?
Answer in a sentence or two. An engineer replies with where we would start, what it takes and what we would not automate.