View a Specific Patient Medication Allergy

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Open the Medication Allergies Module

You can open the Medication Allergies module and acknowledge drug interactions. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR, and select a patient from the Patient Lookup window. Select or create an encounter from the Encounters tab. To open the Medication Allergies module, select Allergies from the Quick Buttons panel. The Medication Allergies module opens and displays the items that the patient is allergic to. Medication Allergies Module Parent topic: Medication Allergies Module

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View Who Changed a Medication Allergy

Each time someone creates or modifies a patient's medication allergies, the application records who made the change and when it was done. You can view who created and last modified a patient's medication allergies. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR, and select a patient from Patient Lookup window. Select an existing encounter from the Encounter History tab or create an encounter. To open the Medication Allergies module, select Allergies from the Quick Buttons panel. The Medication Allergies module opens and displays the items that the patient is allergic to. Medication Allergies Module Select a medication allergy. Right-click the medication allergy and select Who/When.The Modification Information window displays with the name of the person who entered the allergy into the patient chart, and the name of the person who last modified the selected allergy. Parent topic: Medication Allergies Module

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View Deleted Medication Allergy

Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Medication Allergies module for the selected patient. Select Deleted Items. The Deleted Items window opens which displays all the deleted allergies with its details. Parent topic: Delete Medication Allergy See also Open the Medication Allergies Module

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Open the Clinical Reconciliation Module

You can Open the Clinical Reconciliation module from the Medication Allergies module.In the Clinical Reconciliation module, you can reconcile a patient's medications and medication allergies, create a reconciliation summary, and view a patient's reconciliation history. Open the Medication Allergies module. Select Reconcile. The Clinical Reconciliation module opens. For more information about using the Clinical Reconciliation module, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest Clinical Reconciliation Module User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise . Parent topic: Medication Allergies Module

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View a Specific Patient Medication Allergy

Open the Medication Allergies module. Select an allergy. The allergy information appears in the fields in the bottom half of the window. To customize the sort order of the columns displayed in the Medication Allergies module, select a column you want to move and drag it to the desired position. Parent topic: Medication Allergies Module Related tasks Open the Medication Allergies Module

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Open the Medication Allergies Module

The Medication Allergies module is used to document patient's allergy details to identify the potential for adverse drug reactions. In the Interview Questions panel, select the Allergies link. The Medication Allergies module opens. Medication Allergies Allergy Search Filters Enter the Medication Allergy Details Parent topic: Interview Questions Panel on the ASC - Scheduling Questions Template

View a Specific Patient Medication Allergy

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