Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER
Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER
Using ePrescribing with ExamWRITER
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<strong>Using</strong> <strong>ePrescribing</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>ExamWRITER</strong><br />
Renewing Prescriptions<br />
10. If the medication(s) that you are renewing interacts negatively <strong>with</strong> another<br />
medication or patient medication allergy, a warning message may appear;<br />
click Prescribe Anyway to renew the drug or Cancel to cancel the<br />
prescription.<br />
The <strong>ExamWRITER</strong><br />
<strong>ePrescribing</strong><br />
interface<br />
automatically<br />
checks for<br />
drug-drug and<br />
drug-allergy<br />
interactions to help<br />
meet the<br />
requirements for<br />
meaningful use<br />
(core measure 2).<br />
NOTES • Drug-drug interaction and drug-allergy warnings may not<br />
appear if the medication has a red triangle to the left of its<br />
name; these triangles indicate that the medication was<br />
entered by hand, rather than selected from a list, or was<br />
transferred <strong>with</strong> a code that the <strong>ExamWRITER</strong> <strong>ePrescribing</strong><br />
interface did not recognize. To receive more conclusive<br />
warning messages, click Manage Medications and reselect<br />
the patient’s other medications or medication allergies from<br />
the medication list.<br />
• Clinical prescription warnings are displayed in red text.<br />
Non-clinical prescription warnings are displayed in blue text.<br />
• If you want to provide a justification for prescribing the<br />
medication not<strong>with</strong>standing the warning, type text into the<br />
text box.<br />
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