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How to prescribe regular and controlled substances (EPCS) in Dose Spot DoseSpot, dosespot, dose spot

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Written by Krystle Thornton
Updated over 3 months ago

If you plan to prescribe a controlled substance and haven't completed TFA (two-factor authentication) for Dose Spot yet, start here (Support can turn this on for you when you've completed activation)

  1. Navigate to the patient chart

  2. Click '+ Interaction' > RX > Dose Spot

  3. Select Pharmacy

  4. To add pharmacy notes, Click the “+” next to “Show Pharmacy Notes”. Here you can choose from one of the “Common Notes” provided. You also have the option to add custom notes.

  5. IF you do not want the pharmacy to look for other options such as generic versions of the selected drug, select “No Substitutions”.

  6. Select the prescription type: Medication, Supply, or Compound.

  7. Type the prescription name from the search bar and choose the specific form you need (Tablet, liquid, etc).

  8. Select the prescription strength.

  9. Choose the prescription effective date.

  10. Add directions, dosage amount, number of allowed refills, and days’ supply.

  11. Choose if the prescription is “Urgent” or not.

  12. If this prescription is common, you can select “Save As Favorite”.

  13. Save the prescription, which will add it to your “Pending Medications”

  14. Review prescription details in the list to verify that everything is correct.

  15. Select the prescription to use.

  16. Click the “Approve and Send” button.

  17. The system will ask for your PIN for all medications.

For a controlled substance, the PIN will be followed by a Two Factor Authentication code from your Duo mobile app or token.

To View Medication History scroll to the bottom of the page in Dose Spot to the Active Medications list and choose Medication History:

You can check the status of a prescription order by scrolling to Active Medications and hovering over the arrow in the status column:

Video demonstration:

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