This article explains the difference between canceling and stopping a medication. It also explains the workflows for both.
- Stopping a medication removes the drug from a patient’s Active Medications. Notification that it was stopped will not be sent to the pharmacy.
- Canceling a prescription sends a notification to the pharmacy to cancel a prescription. Once you have requested to cancel the medication, it will be removed from a patient’s Active Medications.
1. Log in to iPrescribe.
2. Tap the New Rx button.
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2. Search for and select a patient. Either:
- Use the search bar at the top, then select that patient from the search results, or
- Select a patient under the section labeled RECENT PATIENTS.
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3. From a patient's profile, navigate to the Active Medications section.
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4. Locate the correct medication and tap the arrow to the right of the medication to move to the next screen.
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5. On the Medication Review screen tap Stop Medication.
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6. On the Stop Medication screen fill out the below fields:
- Date Stopped is a required field
- Why is this med being stopped (optional)
- Notes (optional)
7. Tap the Stop Medication button.
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8. You then end up on the screen you started on with an alert letting you know the medication has been stopped.
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1. Log in to the iPrescribe app
2. Go to the main menu on the top left corner
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3. Select History
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4. The History screen displays prescriptions that have been completed or undelivered.
- If you are the signed in provider your name will be displayed in the filter by the provider field.
- Filter by provider allows you to select a specific provider.
- Filter by patient allows you select a specific patient.
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5. Click on the desired prescription to select it.
6. Scroll to the bottom of your screen until you see Transmission History
7. Tap Cancel at Pharmacy and Stop
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6. Select a reason that you are canceling; you can add Comments for Pharmacist to further explain why you are canceling
7. Tap Cancel at Pharmacy and Stop
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8. You will see a message displayed that the medication has been cancelled.
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After a prescription has been canceled from iPrescribe (or Rcopia if you have desktop access), the pharmacy may send notifications to confirm that a prescription was canceled.
1. To access, tap on the iPrescribe main menu on the top left corner.
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2. Select Canceled Rxs.
3. Tap the Acknowledge button for each prescription, then tap Next to process the action(s).
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