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AC 12.4
by JamesNT - 12/17/2025 6:41 PM
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by Enio - 12/10/2025 12:32 PM
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I know the info is here somewhere, but I can't find it.
I have just started using AC and have activated ePrescribing with Newcrop. I like the interface enough, and it sure beats phone calls about my handwriting. What I can't figure out is how the ePrescribed meds get back to the medication list - it does not seem to, although it says something about it when I close the ePrescribing window.
Other experiences? I hear that it will be "included" by Jon in version 4, does that mean it is not included now?
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I asked this of the Guardian Angel support team and it is a known shortcoming that they are attempting to address in the newer version (soon?) to be released. I hate the double entry but was assured that it would only betemporary.
Bruce.
Internal Medicine (and some Pediatrics)
North Central Ohio
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Eprescribing is not a part of AC at this point. My understanding is that bare bones eprescribing will be "free" with the next version. I have quit prescribing in ac altogether and using erx for now. It is clumsy and not very user friendly, but I have a lot of confidence that it is secure. I have been worried about the ease of alteration of scripts in AC.
Can't wait. I wish they had been willing to prorate the eprescribing contract, would have done it in a minute. Until then, waiting and hoping for good things with V4.
Vicki Roberts, MD
Family Medicine of Southeast Missouri
Sikeston, MO
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