Pregnancy, asthma and medicine review filters

Filter source-supported formulations, review restrictions and check the recorded patient context before prescribing.

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Step by step

1. Open Clinical care → Doctor workspace → Patient → Write prescription → Medicines. Expand Medicine groups & safety filters to open the pregnancy and asthma filters. Drug/brand search stays visible in the paper editor.
2. Choose Green — supported use to browse the reviewed options for pregnancy or asthma. Both filters apply together; reset either to All risk levels to widen the results. The filtered card contains only matching formulations, so an unreviewed oral, topical or inhaled variant is not silently included.
3. Orange — review conditions includes trimester, indication and monitoring restrictions. Red — avoid / contraindicated includes the exact circumstances in the source details. Grey — not reviewed means the information is insufficient; it never means safe. Drug families with differing routes display Select formulation / route until you choose the exact entry.
4. Choose the exact strength, formulation and route, then open Uses, contraindications & sources. Read the source-backed restriction and full local product label. Green supports the stated use; it is not universal safety, a dose recommendation or permission to ignore allergies, pregnancy stage or other medicines.
5. The complete catalogue has an offline official-label source audit. Where a matching source exists, Open matched official label links to the full reference and names the available sections. A US label may have a different strength, formulation or licence. An unavailable source or generic reference without a route stays clearly marked for review.
6. Confirm Pregnancy / reproductive status in the shared history section in every specialty; blank and Not known remain distinct. Review the active prescription rows and recorded patient history. Asthma and pregnancy context can show additional review notices; stopped medicines are excluded from active warnings. For a generic reference or a custom medicine, enter and verify the full formulation, route and schedule before saving. A name or spelling that does not match a reviewed profile stays unreviewed.

Menu names and available actions can vary by specialty, role and plan.

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