Feature Requests

Can you please add the various Drug Classes to allergies? With Indivicare I could add things like "Beta Blockers" or "NSAIDS" to allergy list and it will flag anytime I try to prescribe a beta blocker or NSAID.

Would be useful to be able to rearrange the order of how medications are listed in the CPP (like other items can be rearranged in different order in the CPP after entry), or be able to individually hide certain medications from the CPP view. This is so as a specialist all medications I am prescribing can be listed first for ease of viewing on the CPP, whereas other medications (not prescribed by me) will be listed later.

When you paste a rx into EMR after generating it, the time and date automatically paste above the medication in the eChart and we are finding it unnecessary and space-occupying, thus deleting these lines everytime we sign off the eChart.

If pt is requesting for Rx to be sent via portal messaging, it would need to be saved onto computer and then uploaded. Adding an option where it can be sent to pt directly will improve workflow.

It would be nice to avoid scrolling down your favourites list for a specific medication. I would love to have it searchable like the preventions list, or at least be able to put them in a custom order.

We can select multiple medications for renewal, and multiple messages for deletion but cannot select multiple old medications to discontinue. Medication to to accrue, and having to discontinue 15 one at a time is quite onerous.

Frequently a patient will request a prescription for massage therapy, or orthotics for example and will need to be back dated; the prescriber does not allow adjustments on the date to accommodate this.

Ability to add/edit pharmacy info right from the prescription preview page.

Currently, need to select the reason on a drop down list. It's currently defaulted to "adverse reaction" due to alphabetical order. It would be nice to either have ability to change the default or change it to "Other" or "No longer necessary"

Have common instructions for prescription medications defaulted