pharmacy_mcp_calculate_naranjo_score_mcp – 1 MCP server offers this tool

What it usually takes

  • adverse_event_confirmed_objectively – in 1 of 1
  • adverse_reaction_after_drug – in 1 of 1
  • alternative_causes_exist – in 1 of 1
  • drug_detected_in_blood – in 1 of 1
  • reaction_appeared_after_suspected_drug_given – in 1 of 1
  • reaction_improved_after_stopping – in 1 of 1
  • reaction_reappeared_after_readministration – in 1 of 1
  • reaction_when_placebo_given – in 1 of 1
  • reaction_worse_with_higher_dose – in 1 of 1
  • similar_reaction_to_drug_before – in 1 of 1

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Pharmacist MCP co.huggingface.cmcmaster/pharmacy-mcp Calculates the Naranjo score, a standardized and widely used causality assessment tool to determine the probability that an adverse event is related to a specific drug. The score helps clinicians and researchers classify the likelihood of an adverse drug reaction (ADR) as doubtful, possible, probable, or definite. Sometimes the user might not have provided all the information, so you will need to ask for the missing information (remember to give them the option to say "unknown" if they don't know the answer). Returns: JSON string with score, probability category, and detailed breakdownadverse_event_confirmed_objectively,adverse_reaction_after_drug,alternative_causes_exist,drug_detected_in_blood,reaction_appeared_after_suspected_drug_given,reaction_improved_after_stopping,reaction_reappeared_after_readministration,reaction_when_placebo_given,reaction_worse_with_higher_dose,similar_reaction_to_drug_beforeNot stated