Pharmacy management system

[1] Necessary actions for a basic, functioning pharmacy management system include a user interface, data entry and retention, and security limits to protect patient health information.

The JCPP's pharmacist patient care process consists of five steps: collect, assess, plan, implement, and follow-up.

The pharmacy system should Collect data at intake and continue to store and organize information as the pharmacist learns more about the patient's medications, their history, goals, and other factors that may affect their health.

Developed in Florida in 1980, Rx30 is a multi-platform software that offers automated pharmacy processes, vendor integrations, and compounding functionality.

[8] The Core Services include Accounts Receivable, Point of Sale, and Virtual Pharmacist, a feature that automates the refill process.

Today, over 40 years later, Datascan continues to serve the needs of independent pharmacies nationwide with a focus on technology and support.