Favorite Medications

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• How to Add Favorite Medications
• How to Copy Favorite Medication Lists

How to Add Favorite Medications

1. Login to ScriptSure: www.scriptsure.com. 

2. Search for and select the patient. 

3. Click “PRESCRIBE NEW DRUG”

4. Search for and select the medication.

      Option a. Enter the medication name in the “Search” field.

        Note: You can also filter down the list by using the "FILTER" option.

           OR

      Option b. Choose one of the Medication Types in the toolbar or click the icon to browse by type.

5. Add Favorite

a. Click "Add Favorite" to add the medication to your favorite list. 

b. The medication will then show up on your favorite list. 

Preview Example:

How to Copy Favorite Medication Lists

Favorite medication lists can be setup for users in the application.  This functions as a shortcut for users to quickly select medications.  Favorite lists can be setup for one user then shared to other users individually or all users at an organization or practice.

You must be administrator for the account to copy favorite medications from one user to  another. The process is:

1. As an administrator, login to: www.scriptsure.com
2. Select any patient (a patient must be selected even though no actions are going to be performed for this patient).
3. Click Prescribe New Drug from the patient chart screen:

4. On the drug selection screen that opens, the list that will be copied to the new user is shown on this screen:

5.Click the Filter button and then click Copy Favorite List:

6. The organization search box will appear and you can search for any user that has been added (search first or last name of the user):

7. After finding the user, click the COPY TO:

8. Confirm the copy to the user:

9. The final pop-up will ask do you want to overwrite the users existing Favorite list.  Click YES to overwrite it and NO to just add to their existing favorite list they may have.

10. You will see a confirmation pop-up briefly that shows the copy was successful: