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A structured question from pharmacist to doctor, before dispensing.
If a line is unclear or the pharmacist has a concern, they send a specific query; the doctor answers or reissues. Everything is logged on the prescription.
What you get
Set reasons
Unclear line, possible duplication, strength, quantity, or other.
Answer or reissue
The doctor clarifies or issues a corrected prescription and confirms it again.
Logged on the prescription
The query, answer and time are kept in an uneditable log.
No patient chat
A professional channel between pharmacist and doctor only.
How it works
Three steps
- 1
The pharmacist taps Ask the prescriber on the line and picks a reason.
- 2
The query reaches the doctor's screen.
- 3
The doctor answers or reissues; the pharmacist waits for the reply before dispensing.
Safety notes
- If there is no reply: do not dispense; call the prescriber directly.
- The tool suggests no alternatives and no doses.