Prescriptions

Create prescriptions as a doctor and dispense them directly into a sale from the pharmacy side.

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The Prescriptions page connects the doctor’s prescribing workflow with the pharmacy’s dispensing workflow. A doctor creates a prescription. It then appears on the pharmacy side under Clinic → Prescriptions. The pharmacist clicks Dispense and is taken straight to the Add Sale page with the prescribed medicines already loaded.


What You Can Do

  • Create new prescriptions with full clinical details, medicines, frequency, duration, and vitals
  • View a complete history of every prescription you have issued
  • Search prescriptions by patient name, medicine, or notes
  • Dispense a prescription directly into a sale with medicines pre-filled
  • Keep a clear record linking the patient, doctor, and medicines prescribed

Doctor Side: My Prescriptions

Navigate to Clinic → My Prescriptions.

This is the page a doctor uses to review past prescriptions and create new ones.

My Prescriptions

My Prescriptions

Prescription History table with search, total count, and Add Prescription button.

Page overview

ElementWhat it shows
TOTAL / SHOWINGTotal prescriptions and how many are currently visible
Search barSearch by patient name, medicine, or notes
+ Add PrescriptionOpens the create prescription flow
Prescription History tableList of all prescriptions you have issued
Page overview

Page overview

TOTAL, SHOWING counts, search bar, and Add Prescription button.

Prescription History table

ColumnDescription
PatientPatient name with phone number below it
Date & TimeWhen the prescription was created
MedicinesPrescribed medicines shown as chips
ActionsThree-dot menu for additional actions
Prescription History table

Prescription History table

Columns for Patient, Date & Time, Medicines, and Actions.


Creating A Prescription

1

Open the create flow

On the My Prescriptions page, click + Add Prescription.

2

Select or add a patient

The Create Prescription dialog opens.

Select Patient

Select Patient

Search an existing patient or add a new one.

  • Search by name, phone, or address to select an existing patient.
  • Click + Add New Patient if the patient is not yet in the system.
  • Recent patients appear below the search field when available.
3

Fill the prescription form

After selecting the patient, the full prescription form opens.

Create Prescription form

Create Prescription form

Patient information, clinical sections, medications, vitals, follow-up, and remarks.

Patient Information

FieldDescription
NamePatient’s full name
AgePatient’s age
GenderMale / Female / Other
PhoneContact number
DatePrescription date
AddressPatient’s address

Use Change Patient at any time to switch to a different patient.

Clinical sections

SectionHow to use it
COMPLAINTSClick + Add Complaints to record the patient’s complaints
HISTORYClick + Add History to record relevant medical history
DIAGNOSISEnter the diagnosis in the free-text field
INVESTIGATIONSClick + Add Investigations to record tests or investigations
OBSERVATIONEnter any observation notes

Medications

Add each medicine with:

  • MEDICINE name
  • FREQUENCY (dropdown)
  • DURATION (in days)

Frequency options:

CodeMeaning
ODOnce Daily
BDTwice Daily
TDSThree times
QIDFour times
PRNAs needed
SOSIf needed
STATImmediately
1-0-1Morning and Evening
1-1-1Morning, Afternoon, Evening
Frequency dropdown

Frequency dropdown

Common dosing frequencies available while adding medicines.

Vitals

FieldUnit
BPe.g. 120/80
Weightkg
Heightcm
Temp°F
Pulsebpm
SpO2%

Follow-up and Remarks

  • Set a Follow-up Date or use the quick buttons: 1 Day, 3 Days, 1 Week, 2 Weeks
  • Add any additional notes or instructions in Remarks
4

Save the prescription

Click Save & Print at the top right.

The prescription is saved, appears in the doctor’s Prescription History, and becomes available on the pharmacy side for dispensing.


Pharmacy Side: Prescriptions List

Navigate to Clinic → Prescriptions.

This is the view used by the store or pharmacist.

Pharmacy Prescriptions

Pharmacy Prescriptions

Search, Pending/All filters, and Dispense action.

What you see

  • Search and select a customer to view their prescriptions
  • Filter chips: Pending and All
  • Table of prescriptions waiting to be dispensed

Prescriptions table

ColumnDescription
DATEDate and time the prescription was issued
PATIENTPatient name with phone number
MEDICINESPrescribed medicines shown as chips
ACTIONSDispense button
Prescriptions table

Prescriptions table

Columns for Date, Patient, Medicines, and the Dispense action.


Dispensing A Prescription

Click Dispense on any pending prescription.

You are taken directly to the Add Sale page with the prescription details already loaded.

Add Sale opened from Dispense

Add Sale opened from Dispense

Prescription Details panel on the right and Rx items pre-filled in the drug table.

What is pre-filled

Right panel – Prescription Details

  • Patient name, phone, and address
  • List of prescribed medicines with Frequency and Duration

Drug table

  • Each prescribed medicine is added as a row
  • Type is set to Rx
  • You can adjust quantity, rate, discount, and other sale fields as needed

Complete the sale as you normally would: select payment status, review the bill summary, and save.

The Prescription Details panel stays visible on the right so you can use it as a live reference while building the bill.


Full Flow Summary

  1. Doctor opens Clinic → My Prescriptions
  2. Clicks + Add Prescription
  3. Selects an existing patient or adds a new one
  4. Fills clinical details, medicines, frequency, duration, vitals, and follow-up
  5. Clicks Save & Print
  6. Pharmacy opens Clinic → Prescriptions
  7. Finds the prescription under Pending
  8. Clicks Dispense
  9. Completes the sale on the Add Sale page with medicines already loaded

Common Mistakes To Avoid

Missing frequency or duration

Always set Frequency and DURATION for every medicine. These details appear on the printed prescription and in the pharmacy view.

Dispensing without checking stock

Use the pre-filled medicines as a guide, then confirm actual batch, expiry, and available quantity before finalising the sale.


After Dispensing