RxTrayClinical toolkit

Clinical standards

Sources, limits, and changes stay visible.

RxTray publishes the evidence and implementation record beside each clinical tool so users can inspect the method instead of relying on a generic trust badge.

Last updated July 21, 2026

Source standard

Clinical claims are tied to primary publications, validation studies, current professional guidance, government sources, or official product labeling whenever available.

Release checks

Each tool is checked for source fit, wording, intended population, exclusions, units, boundary behavior, and reproducible calculation or decision-rule behavior—not only whether the arithmetic returns a number.

Versioned publication

Material changes to equations, interpretations, source sets, or clinical scope receive a new version and update date. Possible errors are handled through the published corrections process.

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What tool are we missing?

Tell us the clinical task—not just the calculator name. Strong requests include a guideline, source, or example.

Submissions are reviewed as ideas, not clinical questions. Email is optional and used only if clarification is needed.