Modify Rx Note
Open the
Rx Note View
pane.
Select the Rx note that you want to modify.
Note:
You cannot modify Rx notes on inactive medications that were created prior to the date the medication was stopped.
Select
Update
.
Modify the details of the Rx note and, if required, change the
Type
.
Select
OK
.
Select
Accept
.
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Add Rx Note From the Rx Note View Pane
Open the Medications module. Select a medication. Select an existing note. In the Rx Note View pane, select Add Note. Rx Note View Enter the details for your note, select the type, and then select OK. Select Accept. Parent topic: Add Rx Note
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Delete Rx Note
Open the Rx Note View pane. Select the Rx note that you want to delete. Select Delete. A message appears asking you to confirm deletion of the note. Select Yes. Parent topic: Add Rx Note
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Add Rx Note
The Medications module enables you to add, view, modify, and delete notes related to a medication. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Medications module. Select a medication. Select the Add Note link. The Medication Note window opens. Select a type of note. Medication Note Enter the details for your note. Medication Note text Select OK. The note is added for the selected medication and the Rx Note View pane appears. Add Rx Note From the Rx Note View Pane Modify Rx Note Delete Rx Note Parent topic: Layout of Medications Module
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Manage Patient Medications
You can update the medication records, and mark an active medication as inactive. To update a medication record, select the row containing the record in the Medications panel, select Add/Update, and update the necessary details on Medication Module. To mark an active medication as inactive when the patient has discontinued taking the medication, select the row containing the medication record on Medication Module, and then select Stop. Parent topic: Medications Parent topic: Viewing Patient Medications
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Stop a Medication
You can stop a medication or mark the medication as ineffective in the Medications module when one of the following conditions are met: You are not enrolled to Cancel Rx. You are enrolled to Cancel Rx and the medication was prescribed more than two years ago. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open Medications module. Select an active medication. To stop multiple medications, either select and hold the Shift key and select the desired medications or select and hold the Ctrl key and select multiple medications. The Last Audit column must be same when selecting multiple medications to Stop or Mark Ineffective. Select the arrow on the Stop button, and then select either Stop or Mark Ineffective. If you mark an active medication as ineffective, a stop type Rx Note is automatically added to the medication. The note includes text indicating it was stopped due to ineffectiveness. If you try to prescribe the ineffective medication, an Ineffective Warning is displayed on the Drug Interactions window
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Approve an Rx Change Request from the Workflow Module
You can approve the Rx Change request for different request types from the Workflow module. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR and open the Workflow module. Select the Clinical Tasking tab and select an Rx Change request from the task list. The Rx Change request details and patient information appear. Select the appropriate request type and do one of the following: If the request type is Prior Authorization, enter the Prior Authorization ID provided by the Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) and if necessary, select a Date. If the request type is Generic Substitution, select a generic medication under Suggested Medication. If the request type is Drug Use Evaluation, Script Clarification, or Out of Stock, select a generic medication under Suggested Medication. For the Drug Use Evaluation request type, you can do one of the following: Approve the Rx Change request of the suggested medication. NextGen® Enterprise EHR sends a Cancel Rx request to make the original medication inactive and places the n
