Medicines and safety.
WHERE IT HELPS
Patient counselling material Explaining a medicine in plain language Administrative documentation Summarising literature
WHERE IT MUST NOT BE USED
Checking interactions Verifying doses Clinical checking of prescriptions
WHY
General language models produce confident, wrong information about doses and interactions.
Use validated pharmaceutical references. That is not optional.
THE DOSE WARNING
A generated dose may be wrong by an order of magnitude and read entirely plausibly.
Never accept a dose from a language model.
FOR PATIENT INFORMATION
"Explain how to take this medicine, in plain language, for a patient with limited literacy."
Then verify every clinical detail against the approved information.
WHAT TO CHECK
Doses Frequency Interactions Contraindications Storage
All against proper sources.
WHAT IS SAFE
Making approved information more readable, with verification.
WHAT IS NOT
Generating clinical information about medicines.
