Write the prescription during the visit, get a warning if a medicine may conflict with a recorded allergy, and print a clean prescription with your clinic and doctor details.
The prescription lives inside the clinical workspace for the appointment, next to the chart and notes. The doctor adds each medicine with its dosage, frequency, duration and instructions, and the prescription is saved to the patient's record.
Because prescriptions are stored, a doctor can amend one if needed and look back at what a patient was prescribed before, instead of searching through paper copies.
Create and amend the prescription from the patient's appointment, without switching to another tool.
Pick medicines from a drug catalogue to save typing, or type any medicine that is not in the list.
Each medicine has its own dosage, frequency, duration and instructions, so the patient gets clear directions.
If a medicine may relate to an allergy recorded in the patient's history, the doctor sees a warning to review before prescribing. It supports clinical judgement; it does not replace it.
The printout shows the clinic name, address and phone, the patient's name, age and gender, the doctor's name and licence number, a medicines table and a signature line.
Amend a prescription when something changes, and view the patient's earlier prescriptions from the same screen.
Yes. A doctor can pick from the drug catalogue or type a medicine in manually, so the catalogue never limits what can be prescribed.
Yes. If a medicine may relate to an allergy recorded in the patient's medical history, DentXOne shows a warning for the doctor to review. The doctor makes the final decision.
Yes. The printed prescription includes the clinic's details, the patient's name, age and gender, the doctor's name and licence number from their profile, the medicines, and a signature line.
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