Outpatient prescription is a pharmaceutical term approved and published by the National Science and Technology Terminology Examination Committee 20 14. Define the prescriptions given by outpatient doctors to patients. Including general prescriptions, anesthesia prescriptions, pediatric prescriptions and prescriptions for psychotropic drugs of category II.
Prescriptions are generally valid on the same day, and special circumstances require an extension of time, which must be marked and signed by a doctor. It can be an electronic version, but it will not be effective until it is printed and signed by the doctor.
Regular outpatient prescriptions are divided into written prescriptions and electronic prescriptions.
1, write the prescription: write the requirements and format, where the prescription is, and find a doctor in the clinic, and I'll get it out for you if I find one.
2. Electronic prescription: Clinic outpatient prescription software is an outpatient electronic prescription management software specially developed for individual clinics, clinics and other grassroots medical units. The interface of outpatient electronic prescription software is simple and easy to use, and it has the functions of automatic pricing, outpatient medical record management, workload and medication statistics, and automatic generation of outpatient log, which allows doctors to record the diagnosis process and provide help for future treatment.
In order to reduce the cost of medical treatment for patients, it is stipulated that except toxic drugs, psychotropic drugs, narcotic drugs and drug rehabilitation drugs for medical use, hospitals shall not restrict patients from buying drugs from other hospitals or pharmacies with prescriptions.
Prescription writing requirements are:
1, record the general situation of the patient, and the clinical diagnosis should be clear and complete, which is consistent with the medical record.
2, each prescription is limited to one patient.
3, clear handwriting, shall not be altered; If it is necessary to modify, it should be signed at the modification place and indicate the date of modification.
4. Prescriptions should be written in standardized Chinese or English names.
Legal basis:
Prescription management measures
Article 50 Medical institutions that allocate prescription drugs shall properly keep prescriptions. The shelf life of general prescription, emergency prescription and pediatric prescription is 1 year. Prescriptions of toxic drugs for medical use and psychotropic drugs of category II shall be kept for 2 years. The prescriptions of narcotic drugs and psychotropic drugs of category I shall be kept for 3 years.