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by Shrinkrap - 02/06/2026 5:56 PM
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06/14/2013 11:09 AM
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Is there any way to print off a list of a patients medications which shows the start date of his medications. We have a patient who has been on a lot of meds who needs this for some forms he must fill out.
Wayne
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If there is no report to get this information for you, let me know. I might have another approach.
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You have tea partiers in New York City, and this is an IRS form from a department in Cincinnati?
Rec#1 Have them call their pharmacist
Rec#2 Have them guess and write it down Are they going to prison over it?
Rec#3 You guess after looking at your notes
Whoever made up that form has to know that every doctor's office cannot answer that question, since we are only recently going digital.
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Right click on the patient name and choose "Medications & ePrescribing". Then right click on the med name and choose "History". All the Rx's completed by A/C are displayed.
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