Clinical Form Settings

Why Use This Function:

The Clinical Form Settings include the Script and Sick Note settings. These settings are designed to support accurate prescribing and documentation, ultimately contributing to better health outcomes. Correct medication use is one of the most important factors in ensuring effective treatment, and properly configured prescription settings assist the Practitioner in prescribing medication safely, efficiently, and in line with medical standards.


  • This user manual will start on the Settings screen, User Settings tab



  • Click on the Entity Settings tab to open the Entity Settings.



  • Click on the Clinical Form Settings panel.


  • The Clinical Form Settings panel will expand.

    • The Hide Watermark Scripts and Sick Notes checkbox, when Ticked, enables the Not Original watermark to appear on Scripts and Sick Notes when they are printed again after the first issue. This indicates that the document is a reprint and not the original copy provided to the Patient.
    • Manual Override: When enabled, this option disables the medication search functionality on the Script. Instead, the user can manually Enter the medication items to be added. The search for items loaded on the system will be deactivated, and the Search Field will become a standard text field without NAPPI codes. 


💡 Please Note: The Allergy Detection feature will also be disabled, meaning the system will not identify or warn the Practitioner if the Patient is allergic to a prescribed medication.

    • Expanded: When enabled, this option automatically expands all lines on the Script. This setting is useful for a Practitioner who prescribes multiple medications at once. However, it is optional and can be enabled based on the Practitioner’s preference.


💡 Please Note: Individual Script lines can still be expanded manually by Clicking on the Minimal/Expanded Script checkbox on the Script screen.
 
    • Include Consumables: This option will include the consumable stock list in the search to be able to Script Consumables/Materials, also when searching for items on the Script.


    • Inline History: This option will add and display the previous Script History of the Patient at the bottom of the Script screen for easy reference. 


    • Block if No Diagnosis: When enabled, this option prevents a user from generating a Script if no diagnosis has been captured on the booking. This ensures that all prescriptions are linked to a valid diagnosis before being issued, reducing the chances of rejected claims.


  • EMR Case Types: The purpose of the EMR (Electronic Medical Record) Case Types is to allow the Practitioner to categorise a diagnosis or procedure under the appropriate case type in the EMR form within a Clinical Event. This section lists various EMR case categories, customisable to your Practice, like Cardiac, Neurological, Paediatrics, that help organise and classify clinical data accurately.


    • For more information regarding the EMR Case Types screen, please refer to the user manual: EMR Case Types.

  • Click on the Save button to save any changes made.
Last modified: Saturday, 22 November 2025, 12:37 PM