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Writing a prescription

A prescription is typed, not written. That is the entire feature. Handwriting is the most common cause of a dispensing error in Indian outpatient care.

  1. Search the drugBy brand or by molecule. The list is the same list the pharmacy dispenses from.
  2. Set the regimenDose, route, frequency and duration. Frequency is written out on the patient’s copy — “three times a day”, not “TDS”.
  3. Check the warningsInteractions and recorded allergies are shown before signing, not after.
  4. SignIt becomes available to the patient and to the pharmacy at the same moment.
It will not stop you

A warning is a warning. A clinician can prescribe over it, and the override is recorded with the reason.

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Interaction and allergy checksWhat is checked, against what, and why it never blocks a prescription.What the patient receivesThe patient copy, in plain language, and why it is not a photograph of the pad.