A synthetic Lake Hills Care Pharmacy case showing how an EDEN discharge alert becomes a retrieved record, ranked clinical risk, pharmacist action, and signed proof.
Synthetic demo case. No real patient data is used. Clinical decisions reflect pharmacist judgment at top of license.
What just happened · EDEN fires the moment the hospital posts the event. No fax. No phone call. You know before she is home.
{
"resourceType": "MedicationStatement",
"status": "active",
"medicationCodeableConcept": {
"coding": [{
"system": "http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm",
"code": "1364430",
"display": "Apixaban 5 mg oral tablet"
}]
},
"encounter": { "reference": "Encounter/st-davids-a03-discharge" }
}What just happened · Twenty-three documents from fourteen responding organizations — hospital, prior pharmacies, labs — reconcile to one timeline and return in 2.7 seconds.
Triple antithrombotic stack creates avoidable bleed risk.
High-alert anticoagulant has no machine-readable dose in the e-Rx SIG.
Metformin 1000 mg BID appears on prior fills but is absent from discharge list.
Substitution requires counseling to stop old lisinopril and avoid dual RAAS therapy.
Renal function changed during admission; dose criteria should be checked before dispense.
What just happened · Not a wall of text. The five things that matter, attributed to source, ranked by what could hurt her.
Outside clopidogrel completes the triple stack with aspirin and new apixaban. Per AUGUSTUS and AFIRE evidence, aspirin is discontinued when anticoagulation plus antiplatelet therapy is already indicated; sent to the prescriber for confirmation.
Dose checked against reduction criteria. Jane meets 1 of 3 criteria, so 5 mg BID is the intended dose.
Metformin omission is flagged for prescriber clarification. Patient counseling includes stopping prior lisinopril after losartan substitution.
What just happened · Three interventions. Each one is the difference between dispensing and practicing.
What just happened · The source, decision, action, and outcome are linked in one audit-ready record.