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Revision as of 16:29, 6 December 2011
Pharmacy in TWAdmin
To review the current pharmacy information in the system
- Login in As TWAdmin
- From the TWADmin workspace navigate to dictionaries
- From this location an administrator can review all of the pharmacy information and add/delete new retail Pharmacies pharmacies.
Note:
- SSMT will try to block what it sees as multiple entries, so each entry should have a unique fax number and NABP
- Mail-order pharmacies (Expressscripts, Merc Medco and _____) are loaded by Allscripts via RxHub. As a work around, if you encounter a mail order pharmacy that is not supported by Allscripts, then you can enter them as a retail pharmacy and include the fax number where you will send prescriptions
Pharmacy on the Front End
On the Front end of ther system a User/provider can look at pharmacy information for a specific patient by clicking on the 'i' in the Patient Banner
The Patient profile Dialog box will appear, and then scroll down to see pharmacy information
The PBM (Pharmacy Benefit Managment) information for the Patient needs to be accurately entered in order for mail order prescriptions to be used for the patient.