Capture & Register
Photographs the medications the patient actually brought in and registers them for review.
CRV
Axclep CRV Verify actual medications before the first prescription.
Axclep CRV is a hospital medication review platform. It photographs the medications a patient brings to the hospital, organizes identification candidates, and carries them through pharmacist review to the physician's clinical decision.
THE GAP
Not Yet Hospital Information. The medications patients bring in are not yet part of the hospital record.
Home medications arrive in pouches, blister packs and loose pills. Until they are verified, they are hard to use for reconciling medication history or making prescribing decisions.
OUTSIDE · What patients bring in from outside
OTC medicinesMedication pouchesBlister packsVerbal medication history
What hospitals do today
Re-asking patients and caregiversLooking up loose pills by handRe-checking medication historyMatching outside drugs to the formulary
What's left until review
Information gapsRepeated checksPrescribing delays
CLINICAL WORKFLOW
Capture. Review. Verify.
Professional review is built around the medications the patient actually takes, not fragments of information.
Review Identification
Reviews the identification candidates, focusing on the items that need confirmation.
Clinical Decision
Makes the final clinical decision, weighing the review results alongside the patient's condition.
PLATFORM VALUE
One Platform, From Check to Switch. From checking home medications to switching to the hospital formulary.
Check Before Prescribing
Actual medications organized in advance
Focused Review
Centered on the items that need checking
Connected Care Team
Real-time information sharing across clinicians
Review Records
A structured record of checks and decisions
The system supports checking and reviewing actual medications; final clinical decisions are made by medical professionals.
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
Built for Clinical Practice.
Emergency DepartmentQuick check of home medications on arrival at the ED
Inpatient AdmissionOrganizing actual medications and reconciling history on admission
Pharmacy ReviewSupporting pharmacist review and the switch to formulary drugs
Care Team CollaborationSharing results among nurses, pharmacists and physicians
DEPLOYMENT & SECURITY
Deployment for Hospital Systems.
Running on our own AI engine, it can be configured for the hospital's internal environment without calling external commercial AI models.
Hospital environment
Designed around the hospital's own infrastructure and existing workflows.
On-premise ready
Deployable on-premise without calling external commercial AI models.
Data stays inside
Configured so sensitive data is never sent outside the hospital or abroad.
FAQ
Questions, Answered.
What is Axclep CRV?
Axclep CRV is a hospital platform by Axclepmedi for verifying patients' own medications and supporting medication review. It photographs the medications a patient brings in on admission or to the emergency department, organizes identification candidates, and routes them through pharmacist review to the physician's clinical decision.
Who uses it, and in what order?
A nurse photographs the medications the patient brought and registers them for review. A pharmacist then reviews the identification candidates, focusing on items that need confirmation, and the physician makes the final clinical decision, weighing the review results alongside the patient's condition.
Does the AI decide prescriptions or whether a patient takes a medication?
No. Axclep CRV is a tool that supports checking and reviewing the medications patients actually take. Final clinical decisions are made by medical professionals.
Can it be deployed inside the hospital (on-premise)?
Because it runs on our own AI engine, it can be configured for the hospital's internal environment without calling external commercial AI models. The exact setup is decided together with the hospital, based on its systems and security requirements.
Plan Your CRV Deployment.
Ask us for the service overview, an on-site PoC or integration with hospital systems.