Access DB for Out Patinet dispensing

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Dan Warren - 23 Aug 2008 22:35 GMT

Does anyone know if there is an Access DB for doing OP scripts?
On Sundays and evenings after our OP pharmacy is closed we periodically get
scripts to process. currently we do it by hand, even the Rx label. No
charging involved. Would like a simple db for doing Rx's.

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HankG - 24 Aug 2008 16:51 GMT

> Does anyone know if there is an Access DB for doing OP scripts?
> On Sundays and evenings after our OP pharmacy is closed we periodically get
> scripts to process. currently we do it by hand, even the Rx label. No
> charging involved. Would like a simple db for doing Rx's.

As I assume that each script is personalized, why not develop a template (or
2, or many) in Word (or other WP) and fill in the blanks. I'm a user of
both Access and Word; would be a piece of cake with Word.

You could use short cuts for recalling standard bits of text (directions).

HankG

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Ruben - 17 Sep 2008 00:51 GMT

>> Does anyone know if there is an Access DB for doing OP scripts? On
>> Sundays and evenings after our OP pharmacy is closed we periodically
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> HankG

You don't use word or excell.

BTW - its about a 10 minute job in Perl

Ruben

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