Documenting Medication Information for Eye Injections

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Document Eye Injections Using QuickPicks

You can document procedure and medication details for eye injections using QuickPicks that you built and saved previously. Note: You must select a Sub-location, If sub-locations are turned on for your practice. Open the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. To open the rendering provider’s QuickPicks, select star , or to open System Sets and other providers’ QuickPicks, select double-star. A picklist opens, displaying available QuickPicks. Select a QuickPick from the list, and then select OK. The information appears into the fields of the panels as it was saved, with the Lot # field saying Required. Injection panel on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template In the Lot # field, select lot number for medications. The expiration date automatically appear in Expiration Date. The DUR check window opens, displaying all the possible interactions for the selected medicine. Select the interactions you want to acknowledge, enter the reason, and select Acknowledge. To add or update any information, select the field

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Documenting Eye Injections

You can document procedure and medication information for eye injection procedures in the OD Injection and OS Injection panels on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. You can document the medication information for up to two medications for an eye injection. You can also document patient's response for the documented injection in the Patient Response section. Document Procedure Information for Eye Injections You can manually document procedure information for an eye injection or using a Quickpick. Documenting Medication Information for Eye Injections You can document up to four medications being administered with an injection procedure. Document Eye Injections Using QuickPicks You can document procedure and medication details for eye injections using QuickPicks that you built and saved previously. Document Waste Medications You can waste medications for any reason from the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. Document Patient Responses Parent topic: Documenting Ophthalmology Injections

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Documenting Medications Administered for an Injection

You can document medication details for an injection administered by your practice. You can document up to four medications for an injection procedure using the following methods: Manually Using a QuickPick Using Add Med on the Fly link By scanning the barcode Document Medication Details Manually You can manually document medication details administered through an injection procedure. Document Medication Details by Scanning Barcode You can document medication details administered through an injection procedure by scanning the barcode printed on the medication package. Document On the Fly Medications You can document on the fly medications administered through injection procedure. Document the Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection Procedure Manually You can document the Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) Injection procedure. Document the Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection Procedure by Scanning the Barcode You can document the Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) Injection procedure by scanning the barco

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Document Medication Details by Scanning Barcode

You can document medication details for an eye injection procedure by scanning the barcode printed on the medication package. Note: You must select a Sub-location, If sub-locations are turned on for your practice. Open the MICS MedAdmin OPH template, and then do one of the following: To document the right-eye-injection procedure, expand the OD Injection panel. To document the left-eye-injection procedure, expand the OS Injection panel. Injection panel on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template Select Scan Barcode. Scan the medication barcode printed on the medication package. Note: If the inventory contains multiple medications matching the scanned barcode in the inventory, a list of medications appears, where for you tocan select the requirednecessary medication. The details in Source, Medication, Lot #, Units, Expiration Date and J-Code automatically appear. The DUR check window opens, displaying all the possible interactions for the selected medicine. Select the interactions you want to ackn

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Document On the Fly Medications for Eye Injections

You can document "on the fly medications" administered for an eye injection procedure. Before you begin You must configure the permission to add medications on the fly, for your user group in the Medication & Billing Configuration system template. Open the MICS MedAdmin OPH template, and then do one of the following: To document the right-eye-injection procedure, expand the OD Injection panel. To document the left-eye-injection procedure, expand the OS Injection panel. Injection panel on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template Select the Procedure Type as Injection. Select the Add Med on the Fly link. The MLTS MedConfig Add PU window opens. Select the sub-location, if turned on. Select if the medication is billable or non-billable. From the Source field, select the source of medication. The Med Config: Drug Names picklist opens. Select a medication from the Drug Name field. The MLTS LotTrack Manuf Drug PL picklist opens. Select the manufacturer in the Manufacturer field. The NDC, JCode, and uni

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Documenting Dispensed Medications

You can document medications being dispensed, if you do not need to bill for their administration in the Medication Dispensing panel on the MICS Dispensing template. You can document up to six dispensed medications at one time. You can enter medication information: Manually Using Quickpicks Using Add Med on the Fly link By scanning the barcode Document Dispensing Medication Manually You can manually document medication dispensed to a patient in your practice. Document Dispensing Medication by Scanning Barcode You can document medication dispensed to a patient in your practice by scanning the barcode printed on the medication package. Document On the Fly Medication Dispensing You can document details of on the fly medication dispensed in your practice. Parent topic: Documenting Dispensed Medications

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