Side effect check-ins two weeks after a new compounded med
New compounded meds get followed up on schedule. Patient messages never stop, and in a membership practice a slow reply is felt. The work is reading, sorting and drafting, so the team can spend its time on the reply itself.
- Saved per patient, estimated
- ~5 min
- Role it helps: nurse and MA
- 1
- Steps Tabflows handles for your team
- 4
How it runs
Starts: 14 days after a first VistaScripts order is delivered.
- Step 1
Read the medication and common side effects.
- Step 2
Draft a Spruce check-in asking how it is going.
- Step 3
Queue for nurse approval.
- Step 4
Create a task for any reported side effect.
Everything lands for your team to review, so the clinic stays in charge of every decision.
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Will patients get messages we haven't approved?
No. Tabflows drafts and sorts; your nurse and MA reads, edits and sends. Nothing reaches a patient until someone on your team approves it.
Do we need to switch from Spruce and VistaScripts?
No. Side effect check-ins two weeks after a new compounded med works inside the Spruce and VistaScripts accounts your clinic already uses. There is nothing to migrate and no new system for your team to learn.
When does it run?
It starts 14 days after a first VistaScripts order is delivered. Tabflows works through 4 steps, and the result lands with your nurse and MA, saving an estimated 5 min per patient.