Clinical Check - Automated (England)
A patient's electronic prescription can be automatically clinically checked, pre-confirming any warnings, contraindications and interactions upfront, allowing you to quickly finish the dispense and print the labels.
Once Automated Clinical Check is enabled, if you download a prescription where:
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The patient is partially or fully matched to a local patient,
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The medication on the prescription has been previously manually clinically checked in the time-frame set in Automated Clinical Check Activation,
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The directions, quantity and cautions have not changed since the last manual check,
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There are no new major or minor warnings.
The prescription displays a status of Checked - Auto:
However, if you download a prescription where:
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The patient is unmatched,
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The patient has not had the items on the prescription before,
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There are new major or minor alerts,
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There is a change to the DM+D code of the prescribed item,
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There has been a change in the prescribed directions or prescribed quantity,
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The previous prescription has not been manually clinically checked in the time-frame set in Automated Clinical Check Activation, or
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The prescription contains a controlled drug,
The prescription displays a status of Requires Check and a manual clinical check is required:
Automated Clinical Check History
Where prescriptions are automatically clinically checked the following displays:
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Clinical Check History displays System - Auto under Completed By:
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Patient Details - History displays a Type of Acknowledgement - Auto:
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The Patient History report displays an Event of Acknowledgement - Auto:
Printing Dispensing Tokens after an Automated Clinical Check
If a dispensing token is printed after an automated clinical check has taken place, and the clinical check module is restricted to a user with a role of Pharmacist, Checked - Auto and the date of the check display on the dispensing token: