Deleting electronic prescriptions
As needed, you can delete an electronic prescription or a patient-reported medication.
Note: You can also delete a pending electronic prescription from your notifications page.
To delete an electronic prescription
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How to get there
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If the correct patient is not already selected, use the Patient Search box to access the patient's record.
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On the Patient menu, under General, click (or tap) Prescriptions.
The patient's Patient Prescriptions page opens.
On a patient's Patient Prescriptions page, on the Prescription menu, click (or tap) New Electronic Prescription.
Note: The New Electronic Prescription option is available only if the patient has a status of "New" or "Active."
If you are a proxy user (a provider who can prescribe only on behalf of another provider), the Please select who you are acting on behalf of dialog box appears; otherwise, skip the next step.
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From the Possible Prescribers list, select a provider whose user account has ePrescribe enabled, and then click (or tap) OK.
If the patient is younger than 18 years old and does not have a height and weight entered in ePrescribe, the Enter Patient's Height and Weight dialog box appears. You cannot perform any tasks in this patient's ePrescribe record until after you enter a height and weight; otherwise, skip to step 5.
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Do the following:
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To specify the height, select the unit of measure (in or cm) from the Height Unit list, and then enter a value in the Height box.
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To specify the weight, select the unit of measure (lb or kg) from the Weight Unit list, and then enter a value in the Weight box.
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Click (or tap) Save.
The Electronic Prescriptions page opens.
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On the Active Medications tab, locate the desired prescription.
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From the corresponding Actions menu, select Remove.
For sent/printed
For patient-reported
The Remove Active Medication dialog box appears.
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Select the reason that you are deleting the medication.
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Click (or tap) OK.
If the medication was marked as Completed or Discontinued, it now appears on the Inactive Medications tab.