Enable Tall Man Medications
In File Maintenance, select
Master Files
>
EHR
>
Practices
.
The
Practices List
window opens.
Double-click a practice.
The
Modify Practice Information
window opens.
Select
Preferences
.
The
Practice Preferences
window opens.
From
Preferences List
, select
Medication
.
Select the
Enable Tall Man Medications
check box.
Select
OK
.
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Tall Man Medications
Tall Man casing for medications enables you to visually distinguish between medications that have similar names. When there are similar medication names, they will display with some of the letters capitalized. For example, acetazolamide and acetohexamide have similar names. In the First Data Base listing, the display names are acetaZOLAMIDE and acetoHEXAMIDE and display as such in the Medications module and medication search windows. You can enable and disable Tall Man Medications at the practice level in File Maintenance. Note: Users can override the setting in the NextGen® Enterprise user preferences. Enable Tall Man Medications Parent topic: Medications Module
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Enable the PDR BRIEF at Practice Level
Open File Maintenance. From Master Files > System, select Practices. From the Practices List window, double-click a practice.The Modify Practice Information window opens. Modify Practice Information Select Preferences.The Practice Preferences window opens. In the Preference List, select Medication. Medication option is selected from the Preference List Select Display PDR® Brief. Select OK. Parent topic: Enabling the PDR BRIEF
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Set up the Tall Man Preference
The Tall Man preference enables you to visually distinguish between medications that have similar names by displaying them with some of the letters capitalized. For example, acetazolamide and acetohexamide have similar names. In the First Data Base listing, the display names are acetaZOLAMIDE and acetoHEXAMIDE, and display as such in the Medications module and medication search windows. To display similar medication names with capitalization, select the Display Tall Man Medication Names check box. You must also select the Enable Tall Man Medications check box in Practice Preferences. Parent topic: Medications Preferences
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Enable Practice Filters
You can enable or disable the creation of filters that are available to all users from a practice. Open File Maintenance. Select Master Files > System > Practices. The Practices List window opens. Practices List Window In the Practices list, double-click a practice. The Modify Practice Information window opens. Modify Practice Information Window Select Preferences. The Practice Preferences window opens. In the left pane, select EHR.The window updates to show options related to NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Allow DSM/MSU Practice Filters Select or clear the Allow DSM/MSU Practice Filters check box, and then select OK. Parent topic: Configuring Clinical Data Filters
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Set Up Availability of Refill Request Matching
In File Maintenance, from Master Files > System, select PracticesThe Practices List window opens. Double-click a practice.The Modify Practice Information window opens. Select Preferences. The Practice Preferences window opens. Select Medication. Medication option is selected from the Preference List Select the provider from the Unmatched Refill Request Provider list. Select OK. Parent topic: Availability of the Refill Request Matching Window
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Enable the Suppression of DUR Alerts at the Practice Level
Open File Maintenance. Select Master Files > System > EHR. Select Practices. The Practices List window opens. Double-click a practice. The Modify Practice Information window opens. Select Preferences. The Practice Preferences window opens. From the Preference List pane, select Medication. Select the Allow practice to suppress specific DUR interactions check box. The Can users suppress specific DUR interactions check box becomes available. Can users suppress specific DUR interactions check box To allow users to suppress specific DUR interaction alerts, select the Can users suppress specific DUR interactions check box. The five minimum-level lists become available. Specify the minimum interaction level that the user can select. The list of interactions to suppress loosely matches the list of interactions the user can check for in the Medications module. Check Interactions Minimum Interaction Level Types Parent topic: Suppressing DUR Alerts
