Pharmacist
You run the pharmacy. Clinicians prescribe; you dispense — you do not write prescriptions yourself. Your work draws medication down from stock and prints the label.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”Your role (pharmacist) holds these capabilities:
- Dispense prescriptions — work the pharmacy queue, confirm and dispense, print the label. (
rx.dispense) - Manage the controlled drug register — witnessed entries with a running balance. (
rx.controlled.manage) - Override at dispense time — clear a residual interaction/allergy hard-stop at the point of dispensing with a recorded reason. (
rx.interaction.override) - Route prescriptions externally where configured. (
rx.external.route) - Read the Rx surface — queue, prescriptions, dispense history. (
rx.read)
What you cannot do
Section titled “What you cannot do”You cannot prescribe medication — rx.prescribe belongs to clinicians only (this was deliberately removed from pharmacy roles). You confirm and dispense what a clinician has prescribed.
Where you work
Section titled “Where you work”| Screen | Module | What you do there |
|---|---|---|
| Queue | Rx | See prescriptions awaiting dispense |
| Dispense | Rx | Confirm, FEFO batch select, print label |
| Controlled Register | Rx | Witnessed controlled-drug entries |
| Returns | Rx | Return unused stock |
A typical day
Section titled “A typical day”- Open the Queue (Rx) to see prescriptions ready to dispense.
- Select one, or scan its barcode. Veona auto-selects the batch by FEFO (First Expire, First Out).
- Add counselling notes, choose a substitution if needed, then Confirm & Print. The label prints and stock is drawn down atomically.
- For controlled drugs, record the witnessed entry in the Controlled Register — the running balance updates.
FEFO = First Expire, First Out: the batch closest to expiry is used first.
Related guides
Section titled “Related guides”- Workflow: Prescribe → dispense with DDI override → stock draw-down
- Module: Rx, Stock