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E-Prescribe Pharmacy Management

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Last Post by carolyngrasso 12 years ago

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Sam

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Just curious to hear how you manage your eRx pharmacies.

Do you export them as-is from the console to the EMR?
Do you create custom pharmacies in the EMR and match them on the console?
Do you do something completely different?

Thanks

Posted : February 4, 2013 5:48 am

mbellis

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I usually try to export them from the eSM console into the EMR. If they aren't listed there, I will add them into the EMR and occasionally check for a match and merge when/if I find one. My only logic with this way is that it is less labor intensive than entering all the information into the EMR.

Posted : February 4, 2013 11:42 pm

ErnieT

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I do exactly the same thing as mbellis. It makes it easier and each pharmacy is usually unique. I then trained my staff to look up by city,state or zip code. They then can usually find the pharmacy they are looking for.

Posted : February 5, 2013 1:09 am

Sam

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That is what I am accustomed to doing. I am working with another facility that has custom pharmacies and matches. I may have to convert them to this method to save my sanity and re-train. I think that would be best/easiest in the long run.

Posted : February 5, 2013 2:41 am

mbellis

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Saving as much sanity as possible in this system is always good..... Wink

Posted : February 5, 2013 2:58 am

carolyngrasso

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At this point, for just adding dribs and drabs, I export them to EMR, then edit the name in EMR to the naming convention we have been using.

Posted : March 26, 2013 6:41 am

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