Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER

Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER 

The ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface provides you with a simple, powerful, 

and fast method to send patient medical prescriptions electronically to 

pharmacies. It also helps you meet the following measures in the EHR Incentive 

Program to achieve meaningful use: 

• Core measure 1: Use computerized provider order entry (CPOE) for 

medication orders directly entered by any licensed healthcare professional 

who can enter orders into the medical record per state, local and 

professional guidelines 

• Core measure 2: Implement drug-drug and drug-allergy interaction checks 

• Core measure 4: Generate and transmit permissible prescriptions 

electronically (eRx) 

• Menu set measure 1: Implement drug formulary checks 

For more detailed 

information on how 

to use the features in 

ePrescribing, 

schedule additional 

training with the 

Training & Education 

department. 

For answers to 

questions that you 

have while using the 

ePrescribing 

interface, read the 

FAQs on our 

Knowledge Base. 

In this document: 

• Glossary Definitions, 2 

• User Definitions, 4 

• Setting Up ExamWRITER, 5 

• Sending Medical Prescriptions Electronically, 8 

• Managing Medications, 19 

• Renewing Prescriptions, 20 

• Viewing Medication Drug History, 26 

• Modifying Options & Printing Reports, 27 

• Logging Out, 52 

• Viewing the Status of ePrescriptions, 52 

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Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER 1


Glossary Definitions 

NOTES • Before you begin using the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface, 

ensure that you have activated your practice and providers using 

the EW-DrFirstDB.mdb file provided to you as the 

EW-DrFirstDB.txt file by the Eyefinity Sales team. For information 

about installing this file, contact the Customer Care team at 

1.800.942.5353 or officematesupport@eyefinity.com. 

• In order to properly upload data to, download data from, and 

navigate the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface, add the 

following URLs to your Web browser's trusted site’s list: 

rx-blue.drfirst.com 

drfirst.com 

https://rx7.drfirst.com 

http://www.msn.com (OfficeMate/ExamWRITER v10.0 and 

below only! This website is used as an alternate logout site 

when navigating to the DrFirst website to prevent an error.) 

After you add the URLs to your Web browser’s trusted sites list, 

deselect the Require server verification (https:) for all sites 

in this zone check box. 

• You must have the .NET Framework installed on the computer 

system running ExamWRITER to use the ExamWRITER 

ePrescribing interface. You can download the .NET Framework at 

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang 

=en&id=22. The .NET Framework requires Windows Installer 

version 3 or above. You can download this Windows Installer 

version at 

http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang 

=en&id=8483. 

• You must protect your practice and BACK UP YOUR DATA when 

using the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface! For more 

information about backing up your data, see the “Backing Up & 

Restoring Data” document at www.officemate.net. 


Category search 

This search allows you to use therapeutic categories to find the list of drugs. 

Electronic 

prescription 

A prescription sent directly from the provider to a pharmacy through Surescripts. 

Favorite 

prescription 

A medication that you routinely prescribe for your patients. Favorite prescriptions 

include the Sig and strength information. For more information on adding and 

modifying favorite prescriptions, go to “Adding & Modifying Favorite 

Prescriptions” on page 29. 

Fax prescription 

A prescription sent directly to the pharmacy’s fax machine. 

2 Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER



Formulary 

A list of drugs that provides information on coverage and copays from the 

patient’s insurance or health plan. Formulary information is obtained from 

Surescripts; however, Surescripts may not provide information for all 

government-funded formularies and some small regional payers. If a patient has 

more than one insurance carrier, you can select formulary information for the 

appropriate insurance carrier when you are prescribing a medication. For more 

information on configuring formularies, go to “Configuring Formularies” on page 

28. 

Formulary 

coverage codes 

These codes determine the prescription drug benefit coverage for a particular 

medication, such as step therapy (ST) or prior authorization (PA). For a list of 

codes and definitions, go to www.officemate.net/omkb/Article.aspx?id=28501. 

Formulary status 

This status is determined by the health plan. Drugs can have a formulary or 

non-formulary status or a preferred status such as P1, P2, etc. For a list of statuses 

and definitions, go to www.officemate.net/omkb/Article.aspx?id=28501. 

Medication 

A drug that the patient is already taking. 

Medication history 

A list of medications that the patient has taken in the past. This information may 

be obtained from ExamWRITER and the medication drug history. The medication 

drug history contains pharmacy history of up to two years for all patients whose 

insurance companies and pharmacies provide this information to Surescripts. 

Prescription 

Oral, written, faxed, or electronic order of medication. 

Prescription status 

This status provides transmission information on the prescription you sent and 

whether it has been received by the pharmacy. 

Provider 

Health care professional such as MD, DO, NP, or PA. 

Refills 

The number of times a prescription can be refilled at the pharmacy without 

requiring a new prescription. 

Renewals 

A request from the pharmacy to obtain additional refills on a prescription or 

receive an updated prescription, if it has expired. 



User Definitions 

User Definitions 

This section includes definitions for the users that you set up when you activated 

the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface with the Eyefinity Sales team. The 

features available to you in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface are 

dependent on your user status. 

Create Sign Send Print Favorites User 

Preferences 

Periodic 

Report 

Pharmacy 

Report 

Physician 1 X X X X X X X X 

Agent 2 X X X X X X X 

Clinical Staff 3 X X X X X X 

Non-Clinical 

X X X X X 

Staff 4 

Administrator 5 X X X 

(1) Physicians (including physician assistants and nurse practitioners) are able to 

create, sign, send, and print prescriptions. They can also change the signature 

password; add and modify favorite prescriptions, pharmacy information, and user 

preferences; and create and print the Periodic Report and Pharmacy Report. 

(2) Agents are able to create, send, and print prescriptions, but they cannot sign 

prescriptions. They can also add and modify favorite prescriptions, pharmacy 

information, and user preferences, and print the Periodic Report and Pharmacy 

Report. 

(3) Clinical staff members are able to create, print, and archive prescriptions, but 

they cannot sign or send prescriptions. They can also add and modify favorite 

prescriptions, pharmacy information, and user preferences, and print the Periodic 

Report and Pharmacy Report. 

(4) Non-clinical staff members are able to open the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface, select pharmacies for patients, and print and archive pending 

prescriptions, but they cannot create, sign, or send prescriptions. They can also 

add and modify favorite prescriptions, pharmacy information, and user 

preferences, and print the Periodic Report and Pharmacy Report. 

(5) Administrators are able to add and modify user and practice preferences and 

create and print the Activity Report, Drug Report, Decision Report, Periodic 

Report, and Pharmacy Report. Every office will have at least one administrator 

and the administrator(s) will also be set up as a physician, agent, clinical staff 

member, or non-clinical staff member. 



Setting Up ExamWRITER 

Setting Up 

ExamWRITER 

Before you begin using the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface, complete the 

following set up tasks in ExamWRITER so that you are able to successfully send 

prescriptions electronically through the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. 

• Open the demographic record for each patient for whom you plan to send 

prescriptions electronically and ensure that the following information is 

recorded: Last Name, First Name, Zip Code, Sex, Date of Birth, and 

Provider. 




• Click Tools (in ExamWRITER) or Setup and then ExamWRITER (in 

Administration/Home Office), select Preferences, and ensure that the 

following system preferences are set up properly in the Preferences window: 

 

 

If you selected the SINGLE line per heading Exam Default View on the 

General tab, ensure that you select the Yes radio button next to the 

Insert “No ~ exists except:” in Patient Hx preference on the Defaults 

tab. 

If you selected the MULTIPLE lines Exam Default View on the General 

tab, ensure that you select the No radio button next to the Insert “No ~ 

exists except:” in Patient Hx preference on the Defaults tab. 




• If you are using ExamWRITER 9.0 or below, select the Security Active? 

check box on the User Security window to activate security in ExamWRITER 

for each ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface user. If you are using 

ExamWRITER 9.5 or above, security will already be activated. 

For more information 

about security 

settings in 

ExamWRITER, see 

the ExamWRITER 

User’s Guide and 

Security recorded 

video tutorials. 



Sending Medical Prescriptions Electronically 

Sending 

Medical 

Prescriptions 

Electronically 

Prescribing 

medications 

electronically meets 

the CPOE and eRx 

requirements for 

meaningful use 

(core measures 1 

and 4). 

This section includes instructions that will help you send medical prescriptions 

electronically. This section includes the following topics: 

• Opening the ExamWRITER ePrescribing Interface, 8 

• Selecting a Practice, 10 

• Selecting a Pharmacy, 10 

• Prescribing a Medication, 12 

Opening the ExamWRITER ePrescribing Interface 

1. Open a patient’s exam record in ExamWRITER. 

2. Follow the instructions below to ensure that the patient’s medication allergy 

and medication history information is recorded in the exam record: 

a. Click the Patient Hx - ROS tab on the ExamWRITER chart window 

b. Click the Patient History bar. 

c. Select Medications - Systemic/Ocular/Allergies [MU]. 

d. Click Process. 

e. Double-click the medication name in the table at the top of the window 

to add it to the table at the bottom of the bottom of the window, if needed. 

f. To record a medication as discontinued, select the medication in the 

table at the bottom of the window, click Discontinue medication, select 

a date from the Discontinue Date calendar, and click Save. 

g. To denote if the patient is allergic to a medication, select the Allergy 

check box next to the medication in the table at the bottom of the 

window, click in the blank text box in the Reaction window, select as 

many reactions as necessary, right-click in the Reaction window, select 

an onset date from the Onset calendar, and click Save. 

h. Click Save/Exit. 




The ExamWRITER 


interface 

automatically 

checks for 

drug-drug and 

drug-allergy 

interactions to help 

meet the 



(core measure 2). 

3. Complete one of the actions below to open the Medication Order window: 

Click the Surgery - Plan - Mgmt tab on the ExamWRITER chart window, 

click the Plan bar, select the Medication Rx check box, and click 

Process. 

Press the F6 key anytime during an exam to record a patient’s 

prescription medication. 

NOTE 

Do not record the medication order in the ExamWRITER 

Medication Order window. You must record the medication 

order in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface to 

electronically submit the medical prescription. 

4. Click the MU eRX icon to open the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. 

NOTE 

If you are not logged into ExamWRITER as a physician, ensure 

that the correct user is selected from the User ID drop-down 

menu, and, if necessary, type the password associated with the 

user ID in the Password text box and click Login. You must be 

a registered ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface user to log in 

to the interface. 

The practice, provider, patient demographic, medication allergy, and 

medication history information is sent from ExamWRITER and populated in 

the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. 

NOTE 

Modifications that you make to patient demographic, 

medication allergy, and medication history information in the 

ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface are only saved in the 

interface; the modifications are not transferred back to 

ExamWRITER. 




Selecting a Practice 

If you are using ExamWRITER in a multilocation environment, click the Practice 

link and select the practice from which you are prescribing the medication. 

Selecting a Pharmacy 

1. Open the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. For more information on 

opening the interface, go to “Opening the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

Interface” on page 8. 

2. Click the Pharmacy link to select the pharmacy where you want to send the 

patient’s medical prescription. 




3. Type appropriate search information in the Patient Pharmacy Information 

section and click Find to search for and select a pharmacy. 

NOTES • Click the Favorite List radio button to search for pharmacies 

in your Favorite List. 

• Click the Practice List radio button to search for local 

pharmacies in your geographic area. For more information 

on setting up the Practice List, go to “Adding & Modifying 

Pharmacy Data” on page 33. 

• Click the All lists radio button to search for all of the 

pharmacies available in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface. 

• Click the Add a new pharmacy to the practice list link to 

add a local pharmacy to the Practice List, and, if desired, to 

your Favorite List. 




4. Click on a pharmacy name to select that pharmacy for the patient’s medical 

prescription. 

NOTES • Click the Edit link to edit the pharmacy’s information. 

• Click the Delete link to delete the pharmacy from the search 

results. 

• Click the Favor link to add the pharmacy to your Favorite 

List, or, click the UnFavor link to remove the pharmacy from 

your Favorite List. 

• Select the check boxes next to the pharmacies and click the 

Add link below the pharmacy list to add the selected 

pharmacies to your Favorite List or Practice List. 

• You cannot add a mail order pharmacy to a patient’s record, 

but you can select to send the prescription to a mail order 

pharmacy at the time that you prescribe it. 

Prescribing a Medication 




2. Ensure that you have selected a pharmacy where you want to send the 

medical prescription. If desired, complete the actions below: 

 

 

Click the View link to view the pharmacy’s address, phone, and fax 

information. 

Click the Change link to select a different pharmacy; for more 

information on selecting a pharmacy, go to “Selecting a Pharmacy” on 

page 10. 




3. Click Prescribe in the main navigation bar at the top of the ExamWRITER 

ePrescribing interface. 

4. If you want to record the patient’s last office visit on the prescription as 

today’s date, click Visit Today. 

NOTE 

To view, modify, and delete previous patient office visits, click 

Show Patient Visits. 

5. If the patient is pregnant or breastfeeding, select the Pregnant or 

Breastfeeding check box. 

6. If the patient transitioned from one point of care to your practice and you 

have enabled the Display Transition of Care Link practice preference, click 

TOC Today to record the patient’s transition of care date as today’s date. 

7. If you have enabled the When I select a patient, I want to see the Rendering 

Provider’s in the Patient’s Demographic Information section practice 

preference, select the provider who rendered services for the patient from 

the Rendering Provider drop-down menu and click Update. 

8. If you signed up to use the new Akario messaging system, click Send 

Patient Info. to securely send HIPAA-compliant patient referrals and 

protected health information to other medical providers or click Akario 

Messages to view messages sent to you by other medical providers. 

9. Complete one of the following actions in the Prescribe a Medication section 

to search for and select a medication: 

Click Category Search to search for medications by therapeutic class. 

 

 

NOTES • You can send and receive up to 20 MBs of data 

(attachments, etc.) in each message. 

• To learn more about Akario, go to 

https://getakiro.com/learnmore. 

• For Akario training information, go to 

www.getakario.com/trainingvideo. 

Type the full or partial name of a medication in the Name text box and 

click Find. 

Select a medication in your Favorite List from the Favorites drop-down 

menu and click Use. For more information on setting up your Favorite 




List, go to “Adding & Modifying Favorite Prescriptions” on page 29. 

NOTES • If you type the name of a medication in the Name text box 

and click Find and the medication is not recognized, you 

can click the Use free text link, record the drug schedule 

details, and then send the medication to the pharmacy 

through the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. Note that 

drug-drug interaction and drug-allergy warnings may not 

appear if you use the free text link. 

• If, after you have selected a medication in your Favorite List 

from the Favorites drop-down menu, you want to view or edit 

the medication, click View/Edit. 

If you did not select a pharmacy, but you did select formulary information, 

green and red alpha-numeric codes may appear next to medications, 

indicating formulary restrictions and preferences; note the codes and select 

a medication. If the medication that you searched for and selected interacts 

negatively with another medication’s formulary information, a blue warning 

message may appear. 



interface 

automatically 

checks for formulary 

information to help 

meet the 



(menu set measure 

1). 

10. If the medication that you searched for and selected in step 9 interacts 

negatively with another medication or patient medication allergy, a warning 

message may appear; click Prescribe Anyway to prescribe the drug or 

Cancel to cancel the prescription. 






interface 

automatically 

checks for 

drug-drug and 

drug-allergy 


meet the 




NOTES • Drug-drug interaction and drug-allergy warnings may not 

appear if the medication has a red triangle to the left of its 

name; these triangles indicate that the medication was 

entered by hand, rather than selected from a list, or was 

transferred with a code that the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface did not recognize. To receive more conclusive 

warning messages, click Manage Medications and reselect 

the patient’s other medications or medication allergies from 

the medication list. 

• Clinical prescription warnings are displayed in red text. 

Non-clinical prescription warnings are displayed in blue text. 

• If you want to provide a justification for prescribing the 

medication notwithstanding the warning, type text into the 

text box. 




11. If required information is missing from the prescription, you must record the 

prescription details in the appropriate fields and click Continue; otherwise, 

skip to step 12. 

NOTES • Ensure that all directions, including the Sig, are accurate. To 

taper a Sig, type the instructions in the Directions to Patient 

text box. If your tapering instructions are more than 140 

characters, the prescription will be faxed and not sent 

electronically. 

• If no provider is selected, select a provider from the Provider 

drop-down menu. If no provider is selected, the prescription 

will remain with a pending status until a provider is selected. 

• Click the Change link next to the selected pharmacy to 

search for and select a different pharmacy. For more 

information on selecting a pharmacy, go to “Selecting a 

Pharmacy” on page 10. 

• Click the Remove link to remove the selected pharmacy 

from the patient’s list. Patients can have up to five 

pharmacies assigned to them. 

• Click Split Prescription to select a second pharmacy to 

which you want to send part of the prescription. This feature 

is helpful if you want to send part of the prescription to a mail 

order pharmacy and part of it to a retail pharmacy. 

• Click Drug Reference to open the RxList website and 

search for information about a specific medication. 

• Type the patient’s weight in the Patient Weight text box and 

click Show Dose Calculator to calculate the correct dose 

for the patient and apply it to the Rx. 

• Click Change Drug to search for and select a different drug. 




12. Complete one of the following actions to sign, send, and print the 

prescription: 

 

 

 

 

If you are a physician, type your signature password in the Signature 

Password text box and click Send, Send and Print, Print w/o sending, 

or Sign w/o sending. 

If you are an agent, click Send, Signature for follow, Send and Print, 

Print w/o sending, or Archive w/o sending; you cannot sign 

prescriptions. 

If you are a clinical staff member, click Print w/o sending or Archive 

w/o sending; you cannot sign or send prescriptions. 

If you are a non-clinical staff member, do nothing; you cannot sign, send, 

or print prescriptions. 

NOTES • If you are writing a prescription for a controlled substance, 

click Print w/o sending. You cannot send prescriptions for 

controlled substances electronically. 

• If you are writing a prescription for sample medication, click 

Sign w/o sending. 

• If you want to stop the medication on a specific date, select 

the Stop medication on check box and select a date from 

the drop-down menus (if available). 

• Click OK to save the prescription without signing, sending, 

or printing it (if available). 

• Click Add to Favorites or the Favor link to add the 

medication to your Favorite List. For more information on 

setting up your Favorite List, go to “Adding & Modifying 

Favorite Prescriptions” on page 29. 

• Click Modify to modify the prescription details. 

• Click Delete to delete the prescription for the patient and 

document the deletion in the Correspondence Hx tab in the 

Patient Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 

• Click the Print Pharmacy link to print the pharmacy on the 

prescription. 




All prescribed prescriptions appear in the Medications section in the 

ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. If you signed and sent, printed, or 

archived the prescription, the prescription and its strength appears with 

“eRX” after it in the Current Therapeutic Rx table and the pharmacy name 

appears in the Special Instructions text box and Medication Hx Notes 

column in the ExamWRITER Medication Order window. 



Managing Medications 

Managing 

Medications 

This section includes instructions that will help you manage the patient’s 

prescription medications, including deleting, modifying, and stopping them. 

NOTE 

Modifications that you make to medication information in the Manage 

Meds section in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface are only 

saved in the interface; the modifications are not transferred back to 





2. Click Manage Meds in the main navigation bar at the top of the 

ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. 

The Medication List for the patient is displayed. 

3. Complete one or more of the following actions: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you want to add a medication to the patient’s Medication List, type a 

medication’s name in the Add a medication text box and click Find or 

select a favorite medication from the Favorites drop-down menu and 

click Add. If, after you have selected a medication in your Favorite List 

from the Favorites drop-down menu, you want to view or update the 

medication, click View/Update. 

If you want to delete a medication from the list, click the Delete link. If 

you delete the medication, it is documented in the Correspondence Hx 

tab in the Patient Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 

If you want to modify a medication in the list, click the Modify link. 

If you want to stop a medication in the list, click the Stop link. 

If you want to start a medication in the list that has been previously 

stopped, click the Unstop link. 

If you want to display and print a detailed medication report for the 

patient, click the Display Detailed Medication Report link. 

If you want to view and print a mini medication report for the patient, click 

the Mini Report link. 



Renewing Prescriptions 

 

If you want to display the patient’s medication history, click the Show 

Medication History link; alternatively, if you want to hide the patient’s 

medication history, click the Hide Medication History link. 

NOTES • Click the Delete, Restart, Prescribe, and Renew links 

under the patient’s Medication History to delete, restart, 

prescribe, or renew the medication. If you delete the 

medication, it is documented in the Correspondence Hx tab 

in the Patient Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 

• Clicking the Medications Reviewed link will not satisfy menu 

set measure 7 in the EHR Incentive Program and help you 

meet the requirements for meaningful use. You must review 

medications in ExamWRITER to satisfy menu set measure 7 

in the EHR Incentive Program. 

Renewing 

Prescriptions 

This section includes instructions that will help you renew prescriptions. To refill 

prescriptions requests submitted electronically by pharmacies, go to “Viewing the 

Status of Refills” on page 53. 




2. Ensure that you have selected a pharmacy where you want to send the 

medical prescription. For more information on selecting a pharmacy, go to 

“Selecting a Pharmacy” on page 10. 

3. Click Prescribe in the main navigation bar at the top of the ExamWRITER 


4. If you want to record the patient’s last office visit on the prescription as 

today’s date, click Visit Today. 

NOTE 

To view, modify, and delete previous patient office visits, click 

Show Patient Visits. 

5. If the patient is pregnant or breastfeeding, select the Pregnant or 

Breastfeeding check box. 




6. If the patient transitioned from one point of care to your practice and you 

have enabled the Display Transition of Care Link practice preference, click 

TOC Today to record the patient’s transition of care date as today’s date. 

7. If you have enabled the When I select a patient, I want to see the Rendering 

Provider’s in the Patient’s Demographic Information section practice 

preference, select the provider who rendered services for the patient from 

the Rendering Provider drop-down menu and click Update. 

8. If you signed up to use the new Akario messaging system, click Send 

Patient Info. to securely send HIPAA-compliant patient referrals and 

protected health information to other medical providers or click Akario 

Messages to view messages sent to you by other medical providers. 

NOTES • You can send and receive up to 20 MBs of data 

(attachments, etc.) in each message. 

• To learn more about Akario, go to 

https://getakiro.com/learnmore. 

• For Akario training information, go to 

www.getakario.com/trainingvideo. 

9. Click the Renew link next to the prescription you want to renew. 

NOTE 

To renew multiple prescriptions at the same time, select the 

check box next to the prescriptions (or, click the Select All link) 

and click the Renew Selected link. 

If you did not select a pharmacy, but you did select formulary information, 

green and red alpha-numeric codes may appear next to medications, 

indicating formulary restrictions and preferences; note the codes and select 

a medication. If the medication that you searched for and selected interacts 

negatively with another medication’s formulary information, a blue warning 

message may appear. 






interface 

automatically 

checks for formulary 

information to help 

meet the 



(menu set measure 

1). 




10. If the medication(s) that you are renewing interacts negatively with another 

medication or patient medication allergy, a warning message may appear; 

click Prescribe Anyway to renew the drug or Cancel to cancel the 

prescription. 



interface 

automatically 

checks for 

drug-drug and 

drug-allergy 


meet the 




NOTES • Drug-drug interaction and drug-allergy warnings may not 

appear if the medication has a red triangle to the left of its 

name; these triangles indicate that the medication was 

entered by hand, rather than selected from a list, or was 

transferred with a code that the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface did not recognize. To receive more conclusive 

warning messages, click Manage Medications and reselect 

the patient’s other medications or medication allergies from 

the medication list. 

• Clinical prescription warnings are displayed in red text. 

Non-clinical prescription warnings are displayed in blue text. 

• If you want to provide a justification for prescribing the 

medication notwithstanding the warning, type text into the 

text box. 





prescription: 

 

 

 

 
















• Click the Favor link to add the medication to your Favorite 

List. For more information on setting up your Favorite List, go 

to “Adding & Modifying Favorite Prescriptions” on page 29. 

• Click the Modify link to modify the prescription details. 

• Click the Delete link to delete the prescription for the patient 

and document the deletion in the Correspondence Hx tab in 

the Patient Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 


prescription. 




All prescribed prescriptions appear in the Medications section in the 

ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. If you signed and sent, printed, or 

archived the prescription, the prescription and its strength appears with 

“eRX” after it in the Current Therapeutic Rx table and the pharmacy name 

appears in the Special Instructions text box and Medication Hx Notes 

column in the ExamWRITER Medication Order window. 



Viewing Medication Drug History 

Viewing 

Medication 

Drug History 

This section includes instructions about viewing a patient’s medication drug 

history. Medication drug history of up to two years will be displayed for all patients 

whose insurance companies and pharmacies provide this information to 

Surescripts. 




2. Click Med Hx in the main navigation bar at the top of the ExamWRITER 


3. Select a time frame from the drop-down menu and click Obtain New Data. 

External medication and drug interaction information from insurance 

companies and pharmacies is displayed based on your current Medication 

List. To add medications to the current Medication List, go to “Managing 

Medications” on page 19. 



Modifying Options & Printing Reports 

Modifying 

Options & 

Printing 

Reports 

You can modify options and set up preferences in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface. You can also print a variety of reports. This section includes the 

following topics: 

• Changing the Signature Password, 27 

• Configuring Formularies, 28 

• Adding & Modifying Favorite Prescriptions, 29 

• Managing Provider Agents, 32 

• Setting Up Patient Advisor Preferences, 33 

• Adding & Modifying Pharmacy Data, 33 

• Setting Up User Preferences, 35 

• Setting Up Practice Preferences, 38 

• Printing the Activity Report, 44 

• Printing the Drug Report, 45 

• Printing the Decision Report, 46 

• Printing the Periodic Report, 47 

• Printing the Pharmacy Report, 49 

• Printing the Prescription Report, 49 

• Printing the Provider Agent Report, 51 

Changing the Signature Password 

If you are a physician, you can change the signature password that is needed to 

send prescriptions electronically to pharmacies. Only physicians can change the 

signature password. 




2. Click Options in the main navigation bar at the top of the ExamWRITER 


3. Click the Change Password link. 

4. Type the old password in the Old Signature Password text box. 

5. Type the new password in the New Signature Password text box. 




6. Click Change. 

Configuring Formularies 

Follow the instructions below to add or modify insurance formularies for the 

practice. 






3. Click the Configure Formularies link. 

4. If you want to enable formulary exclusion warnings that display formulary 

restrictions and preferences while prescribing medications, select the 

Enable Formulary Exclusion Warnings check box. 

5. Select how you want to use each formulary (Web Only or Web and Palm) 

from the Use drop-down menus. 




6. Click Configure. 

Adding & Modifying Favorite Prescriptions 

You can create favorite prescriptions – medications that you routinely prescribe 

for your patients. These prescriptions can include the Sig and strength 

information. Physicians, agents, clinical staff members, and non-clinical staff 

members can add and modify favorite prescriptions; administrators cannot add 

or modify favorite prescriptions. 






3. Click the Favorite Prescription link. 




4. To modify an existing favorite prescription, follow the instructions below; 

otherwise, go to step 5 to add a new favorite prescription. 

a. Select the favorite prescription from the Favorites drop-down menu. 

b. Click View/Update. 

c. Click the Change link. 

d. Modify the prescription, as desired, and click Continue. 

e. Click Update to save the changes. 




5. To add a new favorite prescription, follow the instructions below: 

a. Type the drug name in the Drug Name text box and click Find. 

b. Select the prescription from the list of available drugs. 

c. Modify the prescription, as desired, and click Continue. 

d. Click Create to save the prescription. 




Managing Provider Agents 

You can view a list of your provider agents and authorize and revoke the privileges 

of your provider agents. Agents are able to create, send, and print prescriptions, 

but they cannot sign prescriptions. They can also add and modify favorite 

prescriptions, pharmacy information, and user preferences, and print the Periodic 

Report and Pharmacy Report. To print the Provider Agent Report, which allows 

you to view all provider agents within the practice, the date the agents’ privileges 

were authorized and revoked, and the individual who last acted upon the status 

of the agent, go to “Printing the Provider Agent Report” on page 51. 






3. Click the Manage My Agents link. 

4. Type and select user search criteria and click Search to find users for whom 

you want to authorize or revoke provider agent privileges. 

5. Select users for whom you want to authorize or revoke provider agent 

privileges. 

6. Type your signature password in the Signature Password text box above or 

below the list of users. 

7. Click Authorize Agent to authorize provider agent privileges for the users 

that you selected in step 5 or click Revoke Agent to revoke provider agent 

privileges for the users that you selected in step 5. 




Setting Up Patient Advisor Preferences 

You can set up a preference to offer prescription savings, such as coupons, 

vouchers, and co-pays, to patients. These offerings are amended to prescriptions 

in the pharmacy notes field. 

NOTE 

After you set up Patient Advisor preferences, you can modify them at 

any time in the Practice-Wide Preferences. For more information 

about modifying Patient Advisor preferences, go to “Setting Up 

Practice Preferences” on page 38. 






3. Click the Patient Advisor Preferences link. 

4. Select the Prescription Savings (Co-pay Cards, Vouchers) check box. 

5. Click Save. 

Adding & Modifying Pharmacy Data 

You can add or modify the pharmacy Practice List to make selecting a pharmacy 

while prescribing a medication quicker and easier. 






3. Click the Pharmacy Data link. 




4. To modify an existing pharmacy’s information, follow the instructions below; 

otherwise, go to step 5 to add a new pharmacy to the Practice List. 

a. Select and type pharmacy search criteria in the Patient Pharmacy 

Information section and then click Find. 

b. Click Edit next to the pharmacy that you want to modify. 

c. Modify the alias in the Practice List Alias text box. 

d. Click Change Pharmacy Data. 

5. To add an new pharmacy to the practice list, follow the instructions below: 

a. Click Add a new pharmacy to the practice list. 

b. Record pharmacy information in the required fields and click Register 

this Pharmacy. 




Setting Up User Preferences 

You can modify ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface user preferences, including 

custom prescription notes. 






3. Click the Preferences -- user link. 




4. Select user preferences from the drop-down menus and then click Make 

these Changes. 

User Preference 

When starting, go to: 

When searching for 

pharmacies, start with: 

When reporting, warn if 

a patient has had no 

office visit in the last: 

When reporting, use as 

default: 

When reporting, show 

by default: 

When reporting, 

retrieve by default 

prescriptions for: 

When reporting, 

retrieve up to: 

When displaying 

medication history, 

show medications for 

last: 

Show cancelled 

prescriptions in reports: 

Use Practice or 

Provider address on 

prescriptions and 

medication reports. 

Show the prescriber’s 

Medical License 

Number on retail 

prescriptions: 

Options 

Select which screen you want to appear when 

opening the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface. We recommend that you select 

Patient Selection. 

Select the default pharmacy list to use during 

searches. We recommend that you select All 

Lists. 

Select the number of days since a patient’s last 

appointment that you want a patient office visit 

warning to appear. We recommend that you 

select year. 

Select the default provider that you want to use 

for reporting options. 

Select the default prescription report display 

option that you want to use. 

Select the default prescription report filtering 

option that you want to use. 

Select the maximum number of records a report 

will display at one time. We recommend that you 

select 50 reports. 

Select the default time limit for medications to 

display when generating a patient’s medical 

history report. 

Select if you want to display cancelled 

prescriptions when generating prescription 

reports. 

Select the default address that you want to use 

on all prescription and medication reports. We 

recommend that you select Practice. 

Select if you want to automatically display the 

provider’s medical license number on 

prescriptions. Note that mail order prescriptions 

will always display the license number. 

Additionally, some states require a license 

number on retail prescriptions. 




User Preference 


email address on retail 


Print at most X 

prescriptions on a 

single page. 

Display patient allergies 

on printed/faxed 


Display patient problem 

on printed/faxed 


Notify me of All 

messages or Only 

messages sent to me. 

Ignore previously seen 

warnings on refills from 

patient medication list: 

When encountering an 

insurance warning, 

show confirmation 

screen for: 

Allow two or more 

medications for a single 

patient that differ only in 

quantity: 

Show patient weight on 

details screen: 

Custom prescription 

notes (one per line): 

Options 

Select if you want to print the prescriber’s e-mail 

address on prescriptions. 

Select the number of prescriptions that you want 

to print on a single page. We recommend that 

you select 1. 

Select if you want to display patient allergies on 

printed and faxed prescriptions. 

Select if you want to display patient problems on 

printed and faxed prescriptions. 

Select if you want to be notified of all practice 

renewal messages or only renewal messages 

sent to the current user. 

Select if you want to continue to receive 

warnings to which you have already been 

alerted. 

Select which type of warning to display on the 

confirmation window. 

Select if you want prescribe the same 

medication more than once to a single patient, 

as long as the quantity is different for each 

written prescription. 

Select if you want to display patients’ weight on 

the details window. 

Type custom prescription notes that will be 

available to select while prescribing 

medications. The note can be as long as 

desired. Do not press the Enter key while typing 

an individual note; let the text wrap. Press the 

Enter key to delineate between individual 

prescription notes. 




Setting Up Practice Preferences 

Administrators can modify ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface practice 

preferences, including Patient Advisor preferences. Modifications that you make 

to these preferences affect all users, regardless of their own user preferences. 






3. Click the Preferences -- practice link. 




4. Select practice preferences from the drop-down menus and then click Make 

these Changes. 

Practice Preference 

Allow prescribers to see 

prescription savings 

(Co-pay Cards, 

Vouchers) when 

available: 

Warn users when they 

prescribe a drug that 

may not be covered by 

insurance: 

When an insurance 

warning is displayed 

and the user desires to 

prescribe the 

medication 

notwithstanding the 

warning: 

When renewing or 

prescribing an active 

medication, retain the 

Office Commends and 

Directions to 

Pharmacist from the 

previous prescription 

by default: 

When selecting a drug, 

show users formulary 

statuses for: 


DEA Number 

By default, check the 

“print pharmacy name” 

checkbox: 

Allow prescription 

“print” button to instead 

fax to the following fax 

numbers (separate by 

commas): 

Options 

Select if you want to use the Patient Advisor to 

allow prescribers to see prescription savings 

when available. These savings can help reduce 

first fill prescription abandonment, improve 

medication adherence rates with sustainable 

results, and allow providers to gain insight into 

patient behaviors. 

Select if you want to display an insurance drug 

coverage warning when the prescribed 

medication is not covered. 

Select the action that you want to require if an 

insurance warning is displayed and the user 

prescribes the medication notwithstanding the 

warning. 

Select if you want to retain previous notes to the 

pharmacist and staff on renewals. 

Select to display formulary statuses for restricted 

drugs only or all drugs. We recommend that you 

select All Drugs. 

Select to display the prescriber’s DEA number 

on prescriptions for scheduled drugs, on all 

prescriptions, or never. We recommend that you 

select On prescriptions for scheduled drugs. 

Select if you want to automatically print the 

pharmacy name on printed prescriptions. 

Type fax numbers to which you want to 

automatically fax prescriptions. We do not 

recommend using this feature. 





Allow users to send a 

prescription directly 

from the Review 

Prescriptions screen: 

Require staff to specify 

a provider before 

saving a prescription: 

Require provider signoff 

for prescriptions printed 

by staff: 

Allow creation of 

prescriptions missing 

sig or quantity data: 

When reporting, start 

with pending 

prescriptions checked: 

When reporting, display 

patient Primary care 

provider, if any: 


date of last patient visit: 


date of next patient 

visit, if any: 


office comments in full: 


pharmacy name: 

Automatically set the 

medication stop date 

when the prescription 

has a set duration: 

Options 

Select if you want to add the “Action” buttons to 

the Review Prescription window. 

Select if you want to automatically prevent 

prescriptions from being created without 

selecting a provider. We recommend that you 

select Yes. 

Select if you want to require the provider’s 

signature on printed prescriptions. 

Select if you want to allow prescriptions to be 

generated and saved without including Sig or 

quantity data. This feature is helpful for staff 

members because sometimes they do not know 

the Sig and when this feature is turned on, they 

can still create and send prescriptions to the 

physician's queue for approval. We recommend 

that you select Yes. 

Select if you want to check all pending 

prescriptions on the pending prescriptions 

report. We recommend that you select No so 

that physicians have to choose the prescriptions 

that they desire to approve and do not 

accidently approve another physician's 



primary care provider, if available, on all reports. 


last patient visit date on all reports. 


next scheduled patient visit date, if available, on 

all reports. 

Select if you want to display office comments on 

all reports. 

Select if you want to display the pharmacy name 

on all reports. 

Select if you want to automatically discontinue 

an active medication when the duration expires. 

If you select Yes, medications will automatically 

be moved to the patient’s history. 





Use practice name on 

prescription and 

medication reports: 

Show prescriber name 

on medication reports: 

Display drug 

interaction, allergy, and 

exclusion warnings on 

the printed/faxed 

prescription: 

Show a link to a free 

drug information 

reference site. 

External ID system 

name to require for 

each patient, if any: 

External ID system 

name to display on 

prescriptions and 

reports, if any: 

Label to use for above 

external ID, if any: 

Signature Password 

Duration: 

Warn provider for 

renewal requests more 

than X day(s) old. 

Warn provider for 

pending prescriptions 

more than X day(s) old. 

When checking for 

drug-drug interactions, 

show: 

Options 


practice name on prescription and medication 

reports. 


prescriber name on medication reports. 

Select if you want to automatically include any 

drug and allergy interaction and exclusion 

warnings on all printed and faxed prescriptions. 

Select if you want to see links to ePocrates. Note 

that you must have a license to access this 

website. 

Type the identifier used to link Rcopia to 

ExamWRITER. This identifier is necessary if you 

add new patients directly in the ExamWRITER 


Type the patient or external ID that you want to 

display on all prescriptions and reports. This 

feature is typically not used by smaller practices. 

If you typed a patient or external ID that you want 

to display on all prescriptions and reports in the 

preference above, type the label that you want to 

use for the ID. 

Select the duration, in minutes, that the signature 

password should remain active. We recommend 

that you select None so that a signature 

password is required at all times and proper 

credentials are always used. 

Select the number of days after a renewal 

request was created that you want to warn the 

provider. We recommend that you select 1 so 

that providers are cognizant of their pending 

renewal requests. 

Select the number of days after a prescription 

was created that you want to warn the provider. 

We recommend that you select 1 so that 

providers are cognizant of their pending 

prescriptions that need signatures. 

Select the drug-drug interactions that you want 

to display. 






drug-drug interactions, 

check against patient’s 

PBM drug history if 

available: 


drug-allergy 

interactions, show: 


drug-disease 

interactions, show: 

Allow drug interaction 

checking against 

medication list: 

When showing geriatric 

precautions, limit to: 

When showing 

pediatric precautions, 

limit to: 


duplicate therapy, 

check against patient’s 

PBM drug history if 

available: 

Automatically search 

for patient PBM drug 

history: 

In the patient 

medication list, display 

the initials of the 

provider who last 

renewed the 

medication. 

Allow incomplete drugs 

in medications 

Allow partial start dates 

in medication and 

allergy records 

Use Medication History 

Source? 

Options 

Select if you want to use a patient’s medication 

drug history to check for drug-drug interactions. 

The medication drug history includes 

prescription refills within the past 120 days, if 

available. We recommend that you select Yes. 

Select the drug-allergy interactions that you 

want to display. 

Select the drug-disease interactions that you 

want to display. 

Select if you want to check drug interactions 

against the medication list. 

Select the geriatric precaution warnings that you 

want to be displayed. 

Select the pediatric precaution warnings that 

you want to be displayed. 

Select if you want to use a patient’s medication 

drug history to check for duplicate therapy. The 

medication drug history includes prescription 

refills within the past 120 days, if available. We 

recommend that you select Yes. 

Select the number of days that you want to use in 

your medication drug history searches. We 

recommend that you select over last 90 days. 

Select if you want to display the initials of the 

provider who last renewed medications. 

Select if you want to include incomplete drugs in 

medications. 

Select if you want to allow partial start dates in 

medication and allergy records. 

Select if you want to use the medication history 

source. 





Medication history 

source options 

Display Transition of 

Care Link 

I have an interface from 

Rcopia to my 

PMS/EMR. When 

making changes to 

Office Visit data and/or 

Transition of Care data, 

please send this 

information back to my 

PMS/EMR. 

When I select a patient, 

I want to see the 

Rendering Provider’s in 

the Patient’s 

Demographic 

Information section. 

Description of any 

additional security 

features to include on 

printed prescriptions: 

Allow users to send 

patient referrals using 

Akiro 

Allow users to receive 

Akario message 

notifications 

Options 

If you are using medication history sources, type 

them in this text box. Type only one source per 

line and let the text on each line wrap, if 

necessary (do not press Enter to wrap the line). 

Press Enter to type a new source on a new line. 

Select if you want to display the TOC Today link 

to record a patient’s transition of care date. 

Select if you want to send updated office visit 

and transition of care information to 

OfficeMate/ExamWRITER. 

Select if you want to select and display a 

patient’s rendering provider. 

Type any additional security features that you 

want to include on printed prescriptions. 

Select if you want the ability to send patient 

records through Akario’s secure messaging 

system. 

Select if you want the ability to receive messages 

through Akario’s secure messaging system. 




Printing the Activity Report 

The Activity Report lists of all of your practice’s recent prescription activity. Only 

administrators can print the Activity Report. 






3. Click the Activity Report link. 




4. Select report criteria in the Practice Activity Report section. 

5. Click Create Report. 

The Activity Report is displayed. 

Printing the Drug Report 

The Drug Report lists patients who are taking a specific drug. Only administrators 

can print the Drug Report. 






3. Click the Drug Report link. 

4. Type the name of a drug in the Drug Name text box and click Find. 

5. Select the drug name from the search results. 

6. Select other search criteria. 





Printing the Decision Report 

The Decision Report lists the safety and formulary information for your practice. 

Only administrators can print the Decision Report. 






3. Click the Decision Report link. 




4. Select report criteria in the Decision Report section. 


The Decision Report is displayed. 

Printing the Periodic Report 

The Periodic Report lists recent prescription activity for the provider. 






3. Click the Periodic Report link. 




4. Click Periodic Report to print the report for the current user or select report 

criteria and click Interval Report to print the report for another provider or 

all providers. 

The Periodic Report is displayed. 

5. Use the Adobe Reader tools at the top of the window to print or save the 

report. 




Printing the Pharmacy Report 

The Pharmacy Report lists the pharmacy Practice List. 






3. Click the Pharmacy Report link. 

The Pharmacy Report is displayed. 

Printing the Prescription Report 

The Prescription Report allows you to view prescription activity. 




2. Click Rx Report in the main navigation bar at the top of the ExamWRITER 


3. Select appropriate report criteria in the Prescription Report section. 




4. Click Display Report or Print Report. 

If you selected to display the report, the prescriptions that meet your search 

criteria are displayed at the bottom of the window. If you selected to print the 

report, a printer-friendly version of the report displays. 

5. If you selected to display the report in step 4, select one of the following 

options to perform an action: 

 

 

If you want to modify the comments on a pending prescription or a 

prescription that has already been signed and sent, click pending or 

signed, sent. 

If you want to view a formulary, drug, or allergy warning, click Warning. 




Printing the Provider Agent Report 

The Provider Agent Report allows you to view all provider agents within the 

practice, the date the agents’ privileges were authorized and revoked (if 

applicable), and the individual who last acted upon the status of the agent. To 

authorize and revoke provider agent privileges, go to “Managing Provider 

Agents” on page 32. 






3. Click the Provider Agent Report link. 

4. Record search criteria and then click Search. 

Provider agents meeting your search criteria are displayed. 



Logging Out 

Logging Out 

Click the X in the top right corner of the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface to 

log out of the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. 

The ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface closes and you are returned to 

ExamWRITER. If you signed and sent, printed, or archived the prescription, the 

prescription and its strength appears with “eRX” after it in the Current Therapeutic 

Rx table and the pharmacy name appears in the Special Instructions text box and 

Medication Hx Notes column in the ExamWRITER Medication Order window. The 

number of prescriptions downloaded to ExamWRITER after you closed the 

ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface is displayed under the MU eRX icon in the 

Medication Order window. 

Viewing the 

Status of 

ePrescriptions 

This section includes instructions that will help you view the status of prescriptions 

in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface. This section includes the following 

topics: 

• Viewing the Status of Refills, 53 

• Viewing Pending Prescriptions, 55 

• Viewing Prescriptions that Need to be Signed, 58 



Viewing the Status of ePrescriptions 

Viewing the Status of Refills 

1. Click eRX Status on the ExamWRITER main window toolbar. 

NOTE 







The ePrescribe Status window opens. If pharmacies have submitted refill 

requests electronically, the number of refill requests is noted. 

2. Click Refills. 

The Renewal Requests window opens in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing 

interface and displays all of the refill requests submitted electronically from 

pharmacies. 

NOTES • Click the View link next to a patient’s name to view the 

patient’s demographic information. 

• Click the Re link next to the prescription name to view the 

prescription’s notification information. 

• Click the Next link to view other prescription refills listed on 

subsequent pages. 

3. To view renewal requests for another provider or all providers, select All 

Providers or the provider’s name from the View messages for drop-down 

menu. 




4. Select an action from the Action drop-down menu for each prescription that 

you want to refill. 

NOTES • Select Deny if you do not want to refill the prescription. 

• Select Change to modify the prescription before refilling it. 

• Select Renew to renew the prescription. 

• Select Forward to send a message to the provider with the 

renewal information. 

• Select Remove to remove the prescription from the refill 

Messages list. 

5. If desired, select notes for the pharmacy from the Pharm Notes drop-down 

menu and type comments for the office in the Comments text box. 




6. If you are a physician, type your signature password in the Signature 

Password text box and click Perform. 

The prescription refill is sent to the pharmacy and the number of renewal 

requests is decreased. 

Viewing Pending Prescriptions 

Pending 

prescriptions still 

meet the CPOE 





NOTE 







The ePrescribe Status window opens. If patient prescriptions were signed in 

the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface, but not sent electronically, the 

number of prescriptions not sent is noted. 




2. Click Pending RXs. 

The ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface opens and displays all of the 

pending prescriptions for patients assigned to the provider logged into 


NOTE 

If you are using ExamWRITER in a multilocation environment, 

click the Practice link and select the practice for which you 

want to view pending prescriptions. 

3. To view prescriptions for another provider or all providers, select All 

Providers or the provider’s name from the View pending prescriptions for 

drop-down menu. 





prescription: 

 

 

 

 









If you are a non-clinical staff member, click Print w/o sending or 

Archive w/o sending; you cannot sign or send prescriptions. 






• Click the Void, Reprint, Resend, Renew, Modify, Delete, or 

Favor links in the Action column to void, reprint, resend, 

renew, modify, delete, or favor the medication. For more 

information on setting up your Favorite List, go to “Adding & 

Modifying Favorite Prescriptions” on page 29. Although 

pharmacies receive notices of all voided medications, we 

suggest that you call the pharmacies where voided 

medications were sent and ensure that they have not yet 

filled the prescriptions. If you delete the medication, it is 

documented in the Correspondence Hx tab in the Patient 

Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 


prescription. 




Viewing Prescriptions that Need to be Signed 


NOTE 







The ePrescribe Status window opens. If patient prescriptions were sent, but 

not signed in the ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface, the number of 

prescriptions not signed is noted. 

2. Click RXs need signing. 

The ExamWRITER ePrescribing interface opens and displays all of the 

unsigned prescriptions for patients assigned to the provider logged into 


3. To view prescriptions for another provider or all providers, select All 

Providers or the provider’s name from the View pending prescriptions for 

drop-down menu. 





prescription: 

 

 

 

 
















• Click the Void, Reprint, Resend, Renew, Modify, Delete, or 

Favor links in the Action column to void, reprint, resend, 

renew, modify, delete, or favor the medication. For more 

information on setting up your Favorite List, go to “Adding & 

Modifying Favorite Prescriptions” on page 29. Although 

pharmacies receive notices of all voided medications, we 

suggest that you call the pharmacies where voided 

medications were sent and ensure that they have not yet 

filled the prescriptions. If you delete the medication, it is 

documented in the Correspondence Hx tab in the Patient 

Information Center window in ExamWRITER. 


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