Adding messages to prescriptions for certain action groups
Within SystmOne, surgeries can add individual messages to drug groups for patients to receive on their prescriptions.
To do this, go to Setup->Prescribing->Action group descriptions:
This will show you the following screen. You can either scroll to the drug group you want, or search for it using the filter:
In this case we have selected "Short acting beta agonists (relievers), and by double clicking this we can add a consistent message to the prescriptions of all patients receiving this medication:
Click ok, and all done!
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