- Medication Picture (at this time, there is only one predefined medication picture. However, a user is allowed to assign any picture from the Gallery. This can include medication photos taken using the device camera)
- Medication Name with the Strength information. For example, Abilify (Name) 10 mg (Strength)
- Medication dose quantity. For example, 1 Tablet
- Scheduled intake time
- Time flag indicator that shows if a particular dose is past due or on time
Mobile Android Medication/Pill Tracking and Dose Reminder application designed to help to keep track of prescription and non-prescription medications. This application also features reliable daily alarms designed to remind a user of scheduled medication doses or pills. It can also be used to track Vitamin intake. In today's world where cost of medications is ever growing, it is important for everyone to carefully track their medication expenses and properly manage their prescriptions.
Monday, July 4, 2011
RX Pal - User Manual: Scheduled Medication Dose Event Display
Each medication dose scheduled event is displayed in the list in the corresponding Tab section in the Dashboard. Each event contains the following components:
RX Pal - User Manual: Logging a Medication Intake or Skipping a Dose
It is easy to log or record a particular scheduled medication dose event by simply tapping on the selected event in the list in one of the tabs. So, click or tap on one of the selected dose events.
The following screen will be displayed to allow either record Intake or Skip the dose:
The title bar of this screen displays the name of the drug. A user can click on the Take button in order to record that the selected dose has been taken and remove the scheduled dose event from the dashboard. Or, a user can click on the Skip button in order to record that the dose has been skipped and also remove the dose event from the dashboard.
RX Pal - User Manual: The Dashboard
The Dashboard screen is the first screen which appears after the application starts. The title of this screen displays the current day of the week. Since most of the prescribed medications are usually taken before, with, or after meal, the dashboard is organized to display 4 primary Tabs or Sections: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Bed. Each tab will contain medication doses scheduled to be taken at the corresponding period of time. For example, all medication doses scheduled to be taken between 7 A.M. and 9 A.M. in the morning will be displayed in the Breakfast tab. Note, after the application is started, the most appropriate Tab for the current time of the day will be selected and displayed automatically. This allows a user to quickly check what doses need to be taken in the current time period if any. The following is the example of the dashboard screen with some scheduled medication doses:
The color coding used in this screen, allows a user to quickly (without reading the text) identify which drug doses are Late and which are on time. The doses which are past due are displayed with the Red background. The doses which are on time are displayed with the Green background:
The color coding used in this screen, allows a user to quickly (without reading the text) identify which drug doses are Late and which are on time. The doses which are past due are displayed with the Red background. The doses which are on time are displayed with the Green background:
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Android Market Link to the App
Here is the link to the App on the Android Market:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.emin.rxpal
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.emin.rxpal
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Vision
RX Pal is a software product developed under the close guidance of the registered doctor of pharmacy who has an extensive experience in the field and aware of how doctors prescribe medications and how patients take medications. The goal of this app is to help patients not only keep track of their medication intake but also share these records with their physicians, and as such potentially reduce their medication expenses. In today's world where cost of medications is ever growing, it is important for patients to carefully track their medication expenses and properly manage their prescriptions.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Release 1.0 Features
* Innovative User Interface which displays all scheduled medication doses for today and grouped by most commonly used time periods: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Bed Time
* 20 prescription drugs are configured for quick data entry
* Ability to add custom medication picture from Gallery
* Storing and managing medication details such as name, dose quantity, form, multiple daily doses, and notes
* Storing and managing medication prescription information such as RX number and RX refills
* Storing and managing medication inventory
* Multiple configurable daily doses are supported
* Persistent Medication Alarms are supported
* Automatic alarm rescheduling after phone reboot
* Zero Battery consumption
* No ads
* Persistent Status notifications
* Prescription refill function is supported
* Medication Inventory tracking is supported
* 20 prescription drugs are configured for quick data entry
* Ability to add custom medication picture from Gallery
* Storing and managing medication details such as name, dose quantity, form, multiple daily doses, and notes
* Storing and managing medication prescription information such as RX number and RX refills
* Storing and managing medication inventory
* Multiple configurable daily doses are supported
* Persistent Medication Alarms are supported
* Automatic alarm rescheduling after phone reboot
* Zero Battery consumption
* No ads
* Persistent Status notifications
* Prescription refill function is supported
* Medication Inventory tracking is supported
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