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Sign several prescriptions at once

Review every prepared prescription on one screen and sign the ones you check together, with or without sending them.

Who can do this
Staff with access to Prescriptions can view the list; only a provider can sign
Where in Oben
/prescriptions/sign

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Ready to sign shows every prescription your team prepared, in full, so a provider can sign them together. Each one is still signed as its own prescription.

Steps

  1. Open Prescriptions, select the New Rx tab, then select Ready to sign.
  2. Read each prescription: medication, dose, directions, days supply, ship-to address, who prepared it and what signing charges.
  3. For a GLP-1, choose the Form: injection, oral or other.
  4. Check the prescriptions you reviewed, or use Select all.
  5. Select Sign to sign them, or Sign & send to also send each one to its pharmacy.
  6. Check the count and any charge, then confirm.
  7. Read the result. Anything not signed shows why, with a link to review it.

Good to know

  • A prescription that needs your own words or changes, such as a hard stop reason, is listed under Sign on its own page.
  • If a prescription changed after you opened the list, it is not signed. Review it again.
  • With Sign & send, an order waiting on payment goes to the pharmacy once the payment clears. Test prescriptions, clinic batches and pharmacies not connected for sending wait in Fulfillment for staff.
  • Your clinic can make Sign & send the first choice in Pharmacies with Send to pharmacy when signed.