RxTrayClinical toolkit

Corrections

Clinical errors should be easy to report and visible when corrected.

Reports about a formula, source, unit, exclusion, interpretation, accessibility problem, or technical defect are treated as product-safety feedback.

Last updated July 21, 2026

How to report an issue

Use the current instructions on the Contact page. Do not include patient names, dates of birth, medical-record numbers, images, or any other protected health information.

What to include

Name the tool, describe the concern, provide the expected behavior or controlling source when available, and include a reproducible example using fictional values only.

Safety triage

A report suggesting immediate patient risk is prioritized. Affected functionality may be restricted or removed while the source, code path, boundary behavior, and downstream wording are evaluated.

Correction process

Confirmed material corrections should update the relevant version, test coverage, date, evidence record, and public change description. Silent changes to clinical logic are not acceptable.

Help shape RxTray

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.