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”As a pharmacist, you can:
- Dispense prescriptions — work the pharmacy queue, confirm and dispense, print the label.
- Manage the controlled drug register — witnessed entries with a running balance.
- Override at dispense time — clear a residual interaction/allergy hard-stop at the point of dispensing with a recorded reason.
- Route prescriptions externally where configured.
- Read the Rx surface — queue, prescriptions, dispense history.
What you cannot do
Section titled “What you cannot do”You cannot prescribe medication — prescribing belongs to clinicians only. 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