Role-aware access controls, per-clinic and per-brand scoping, and SSO-ready authentication give your organisation the least-privilege access model that regulated prescribing demands.
Private prescribing operations bring together several distinct roles: prescribers with clinical responsibility, clinic operators managing intake and administration, pharmacists conducting clinical checks, and administrators handling operational oversight. Each role has a defined scope of responsibility, and the data and actions available to each should reflect that scope.
When access controls are too broad, patient data is exposed to people who have no clinical need to see it. When they are too narrow, workflows are blocked and clinical governance suffers. OxygenRX implements a role-aware access model that matches each user's permissions to their actual responsibility, scoped to the clinic or brand context they are operating in.
A least-privilege access model built for the operational realities of UK private prescribing, with authentication options that meet enterprise and compliance requirements.
When a user is added to OxygenRX, they are assigned a role and a set of clinic or brand contexts. From that point on, the platform enforces those boundaries consistently. A prescriber in one clinic cannot see patient records from another. A clinic operator cannot initiate a prescription. A pharmacist cannot edit the intake questionnaire.
For organisations running multiple brands or operating with enterprise identity management, OxygenRX supports SSO integration so that authentication is managed centrally. When a member of staff leaves, revoking their access in your identity provider revokes it in OxygenRX.
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Versioned, role-aware access throughout
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