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View prescriptions and medications for an encounter

This flow describes how to view the prescriptions and the prescribed medicines for an encounter in MANSOQ. Pre-requisites - The patient is registered in MANSOQ, and you open the encounter for that patient. - You have the permissions listed…

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Overview

This flow describes how to view the prescriptions and the prescribed medicines for an encounter in MANSOQ.

Pre-requisites

Permissions

Permission Access
Can view clinical data about patients Lets you open the Medicines tab of the encounter.
Can Read encounter related clinical data Lets you read the clinical records of the encounter.

Steps

1. Open the Medicines tab

Open the encounter.

Select the Medicines tab.

Note: To open the Medicines tab from anywhere in the encounter, press g and then press m.

The Medicines tab has four sub-tabs:

Sub-tab What it shows
Prescriptions The prescriptions for this encounter.
Medication Statements The ongoing or self-reported medicine use of the patient.
Medicine Administration The record of the doses that staff gave.
Dispense History The dispensing record of the pharmacy.

Note: This flow covers the Prescriptions sub-tab. The other three sub-tabs hold separate records.

2. Select a prescription

Select the Prescriptions sub-tab.

A list on one side shows the prescriptions for this encounter by name.

Select a prescription to see its medicines.

To see every medicine across every prescription at one time, select All Prescriptions.

3. Read the medicine details

MANSOQ shows the medicines of the selected prescription in a table with these columns:

Column What it shows
Medicine The name of the medicine.
Dosage The quantity of the medicine for each dose.
Frequency How often the patient takes the medicine.
Duration How long the patient takes the medicine.
Instructions The instructions for the patient.

4. Show or hide inactive medicines

MANSOQ dims or strikes through the medicines that are no longer active. A medicine that staff marked as Entered in Error is one example.

Select the eye icon to show or hide these inactive medicines.

Expected Outcome

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Source evidence

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