Documenting Efficacy of Drug Therapy

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Documenting Medication Efficacy or Exclusion Reason

You can document the patient's medication efficacy using the Drug Therapy panel. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Select the Care Guidelines link on any of the main template. The Care Guidelines Paged View template opens. In the Care Guidelines panel, select the Grid View link. The Care Guidelines grid view template opens. Select a medication available in the Drug Therapy panel grid. The medication appears in the Medication and dose field above the grid. Select N for no or Y for yes above the grid for Efficacious. Select Comments from the list of exclusions. Select Update to update the medication in the grid. To filter the medication by class, select the Medication Class Filter from the list. Drug Therapy Parent topic: Documenting Efficacy of Drug Therapy

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Document Medications

You can document the medications to prescribe to a patient using the Medications module. Open the Intake - Dermatology template. In the Medications panel, click Add Medications. The Medication Module window opens. Click Prescribe New. The Medication Search template opens. Search and select a medicine from the list, and then click Select. Enter the Sig, Quantity, Refills, and Start date from the corresponding list. Select the Prescribed elsewhere check box, if applicable. Click Accept. Close the Medication module. To enter any comments about the medications, on the Medications section, click the Comment link. Note: You must not use the medication comment template to list the patient's current medications. You can use the template as a temporary location to list the patient's unknown medications, and enter the additional details. The color of the Medication Comment link changes. Parent topic: Patient Medication

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Patient Medications

The Medications Module allows users to document medications prescribed during the encounter and checks for contraindications and drug interactions. To enter patient medications, you can select Medications in the History toolbar. Parent topic: Diabetes Care

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Patient's Medications Review by Provider

You can review the patient's medication using the Medications panel that displays the patient's medications documented in the Medications module by the intake staff. Buttons and Checkboxes in Medication Panel Parent topic: Review of Intake Details by Provider

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Document a Medication

In the Medications panel, click Add/Update below the Medications grid to document the patient's current medications. The Medications module opens. Click Prescribe New. The Medication Search template opens. Search and select a medicine from the list, and then click Select. Enter the Sig, Quantity, Refills, and Start date from the corresponding list. Select the Prescribed elsewhere check box, if applicable. Click Accept. Close the Medication module. Note: If applicable, click the Comment link to launch the Medication Comment template. Do not use this template to list medications that the patient is consuming. You can use the template as a temporary location to list all the unknown medications that the patient is consuming. Enter as much information about the dosage and sig as possible. Parent topic: Medications

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Access the Medications Module

You can access the Medications module from the Intake and Medications Review templates. Expand the Medication Module panel. Double click in the grid. Add a Medication Parent topic: Medications

Documenting Efficacy of Drug Therapy

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