Recording medication supply
If you provide medication to a patient or their carer from your stock, record a supply record for the medication.
Tip: If your health service uses medication requests,
                you can also supply patient-specific inventory supplied by an external pharmacy to a
                patient. For more information, see Supply Medication Requests.
            If you want to print labels for the supplied medication, you must first configure the
                system and the provider profile:
        - Select  tab, and in Medication Labels: 
- Set Enable label printing
 - Set Print labels by default
 - Add a value to the Default label count field
 
 - Select , select Medication Labels and from the Medication Label Template list, select a template.
 
Tip: Medication labels can only be printed
                    for medication orders. They
                    cannot be printed for prescriptions or medication requests.
Supply does not affect the Imprest.
To record the supply of a medication:
- 
                In the Clinical Record, select 
.
                Tip: To review the history of medication supplied to the patient, click
Medication
                            Overview. - Expand the medication that you want to add a supply record to.
 - 
                In the Supply Quantity and Units fields:
                
- Enter the amount of medication supplied, including fractional amounts where required
 - Select the medication units
 
 - From the Supply Mode list, select how the medication was supplied.
 - In the Supply Notes field, enter any pertinent notes.
 - 
                If you want to print labels to attach to the medication, in the
                        Print Labels field, enter the number of labels
                    required and click 
Print Labels. 
             - Click Save.
 
A supply record is added to the Progress Notes. The record shows the 
Supply Medication icon, the date, and the word
                    <Supply>. For example:

            
An entry is also added to the Detail tab, the Rx - Supply class tab and the Medication topic tab.
