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This information, if entered into MacPractice's Clinical Ability, will be used to do Drug Interaction checks when selecting medications.
Composing Prescriptions
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When interacting with the ePrescribe Ability, we strongly recommend that you only work in one MacPractice window to ensure that there’s not the possibility that you accidentally prescribe a medication for the wrong patient! |
When you first land on NewCrop's interface, you will be on the Compose Rx Tab. The Compose Rx Tab is where the details of new prescriptions are created, reviewed, and transmitted. This will likely be the Tab you spend most of your time in. Let's cover how to prescribe medications.
For additional informationNewCrop’s direct resources, please review NewCrop’s article linked here:
https://support.newcroprx.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056804891-Create-a-New-Prescription-NewCrop-v2
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You can use the drop down arrow on the left of each medication to see commonly prescribed dosages to start with. You can choose one by clicking the blue hyperlink of the medication that meets your requirements.
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Selecting Favorite Prescriptions
Alternately, each prescribing user can set Favorites to be quickly selected without having to fill out the Dosage screen, the next step in the process. Favorites are user-specific, meaning each user has its own Favorites list.
You can choose an existing Favorite by first clicking the Favorites button, which will expand the Favorites list so you can choose one easily and bypass the Dosage screen. This will bring up your list of set Favorite medications for the user you’re signed in for.
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Once you’ve pulled up your Favorites list, you can check any prescriptions that you’d like to Prescribe, and then click the Prescribe button:
After that, you’ll skip “Step 2: Set the Dosage” and proceed to Step 3.
You can set up a new Favorite by clicking the drop down arrow next to the Favorites button and selecting Add Favorite, or you can add it on the fly in the Dosage screen. , which we’ll go over later in this article.
If the patient already has an Active Medication listed on the Compose Rx tab, you can easily re-prescribe that medication by checking the medication and clicking the Prescribe button.
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