Reprint of Script copy
Reprinting a script will allow the user to print a copy of a prescription that has already been created on the system. Scripts are usually reprinted to keep a copy in the patient's hardcopy file as a reference to what was prescribed should the electronic copy not be available, or if a patient has misplaced their copy before they have handed it in at the pharmacy.
- Log in to the GoodX Desktop App with your GoodX username and password.
- From the Navigator, Double Click on the MedDebs module.

- The Debtor Manager screen will open.

- Click on Admittance on the Toolbar.

- The Main Member Input screen will open.
- Search for the desired debtor using the Search field.
- Click on the Debtor for whom the user would like to reprint a script.

- Click on the Account button or press the F9 key on the keyboard.

- The Account Query screen will open.
- Select the Transaction that the user would like to reprint the Prescription for, by clicking on it.
Please Note: A prescription will always end with a /V. This will be indicated at the end of the invoice number.
- Click on Reprint.
- The Invoice screen will open.

- Click on Reports in the menubar.
- Click on Script Copy on the sub-menu.

- The Prescription will print to the screen.

- Click on the printer button to print the invoice to the preset up printer.
- The next screen that will come up will solely be determined by the practices printer set up.
- The Print Screen screen will open.
- Click on the desired printer to select it.
- Click on Print to send the Script copy to the selected printer. The print screen will close and return to the Prescription screen.
- Click on Close on the Prescription screen to close the screen and return to the Invoice screen.
- Click on Ok to close the Invoice screen and return to the Account Query screen.
- Click on Close to exit the Account Query screen and return to the Main Member input screen.

- Click on Exit to close the Main Member Input screen and return to the main Debtor Manager screen.
Last modified: Tuesday, 27 July 2021, 9:36 AM