Medication History Sample Clauses

Medication History. Client and Authorized End User acknowledge and agree that the prescription benefit information provided is not accurate or complete, and that DrFirst, Surescripts, the pharmacy, pharmacy benefit manager, payor, or other data source provides no representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the prescription benefit or medication history information. Furthermore, Client releases and holds harmless, and shall by contract cause its Authorized End Users to release and hold harmless, SSG, DrFirst, Surescripts, and any other person or entity providing prescription benefit or medication history information from any liability, cause of action, or claim related to the completeness or lack thereof of the information. Client shall require its Authorized End Users to confirm this information with the patient before providing medical services and use his/her professional judgment in the provision of care. Client and/or Authorized End Users agrees to obtain patient written? consent prior to requesting any medication history for that patient. Client acknowledges that the medication history service function within the Module shall be used only for those patients from whom Client has obtained the written
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Medication History. Provide licenses to access Medicity medication history at all 14 Vermont hospitals, in support of emergency department clinicians providing acute care. Licensing is determined per 100 beds. Training and education will be provided as part of the Grantee’s core services.
Medication History. Do you grant Enliven Medical Clinic the authority to receive a list of medication history automatically from pharmacy benefit managers? (All medications will be confirmed with you for accuracy.) □ Yes □ No Patient Signature: Date: / / If signed by someone other than patient, indicate legal relationship to patient: Witness Signature: Date: / / ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT OF NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES I understand that Enliven Medical Clinic may share my health information for treatment, billing and healthcare operations. I have been provided a copy of Notice of Privacy Practices that describes how my health information is used and shared. I understand that Enliven Medical Clinic has the right to change this notice at any time. I acknowledge I have been offered a copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices of Enliven Medical Clinic: Patient Name: Signature: Date: / / If signed by other than patient, indicate name and relationship to patient: Name: □PARENT / □ CONSERVATOR /□GUARDIAN Signature: Date: / / FOR STAFF ONLY INABILITY TO OBTAIN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Complete only if no signature is obtained. If it is not possible to obtain the individual’s acknowledgment, describe the good faith efforts made to obtain the individual’s acknowledgment, and the reasons why the acknowledgment was not obtained. Reasons why the acknowledgment was not obtained: □ Patient or Legal Representative received Notice of Privacy Practices but refused to sign Acknowledgment of Receipt □ Patient or Legal Representative unavailable to acknowledge receipt of Notice of Privacy Practices □ Other: Patient Name: Enliven Staff Signature: Date: To our valued patients: Appointment Cancellation Policy We schedule our appointments so that each patient receives the right amount of time to be seen by our physicians and staff. That’s why it is very important that you keep your scheduled appointment with us and arrive on time. As a courtesy, and to help patients remember their scheduled appointments, Enliven Medical Clinic sends email, text and phone reminders 4 days, 3 days, and 2 days, respectively, in advance of the appointment time. In addition, if text notifications are selected by the patient there is a Last-minute reminder message that goes out via text from 1 to 4 hours before a patient’s appointment, or the night before for early morning appointments. If your schedule changes and you cannot keep your appointment, please contact us so we may reschedule you and accommodate those patients who are waitin...
Medication History. The protocols for each study included the recording of current medication at each visit, although dose was not consistently recorded either between or sometimes within studies. Medication history for the ARUK cohort was manually recorded for each visit from the paper notes of all patients and transferred to Excel. For datasets which already included medication history, this was not universally coded and often existed in list format rather than each drug occupying its own cell in Excel. A list of psychotropic drugs was created and broadly categorised into antipsychotics (each drug had its own code), antidepressants, sedatives, anti-dementia drugs and histamine H1 antagonists. Medication doses were not consistently available from all cohorts therefore this information was not collected. I wrote Excel formulae to search lists for the names of relevant drugs and recode into numbers.
Medication History. List ALL Over-the-Counter Medications, Supplements, Herbal remedies, etc.

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