How CRx content is made

CRx brings together clinical reference, visual maps and learning resources for healthcare professionals and students.

Our aim is to make clinical information easier to understand, revisit and connect—from key findings and differential diagnoses to management considerations and the underlying science.

Sources and references

Resources draw on published clinical guidance, medicines information, professional references and research literature, with a focus on UK practice.

Links to supporting references and related resources help you explore a subject further and check current information. Additional reading links do not necessarily indicate sources used to create the content.

Content development

AI tools may assist with drafting, organisation and presentation. We work to improve clarity, consistency and accuracy, and welcome corrections and feedback.

Clinical knowledge changes, and content may contain errors, omissions or outdated information. CRx is an educational resource; use current guidance and professional judgement when applying knowledge in practice.

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