Medications

The Medications component allows providers to manage patient medications and easily reconcile outside medications. The Medications component leverages summarized medication histories including prescription and fill data, medication reconciliation events from other providers, and historical medications.

Providers can:

• View and manage a de-duplicated list of active and historical medications reported by your organization and other providers
• See a chronological history of medication prescriptions, fills, and reviews by your team or other providers
• Easily reconcile and add medications from outside sources to your own medication list

Medications List

The Medications List contains medications your provider team added as well as medications external providers have recorded and are not in your medication list.

• The Medications List will be blank if Zus did not find medications in a patient's medical history or if your organization has never requested medical history for a patient through Zus.
• Medications are grouped by Active Ingredient to further help deduplicate like data. Medications that share a single active ingredient will be consolidated into a single row in the medication list.
  • If a medication has multiple active ingredients, all of them must match to be deduplicated into a single row.
• If a conflicting determination is reported from an external medication (e.g., your record says Albuterol is inactive but a newer report says it's active), your record's information will still be displayed as-is in the Medications List and the history for this medication will display the conflicting external record.

Medications Details

• The Details box shows a summary of the latest information available for that medication.
• Medications History is available for any medication from your organization and external providers.
• History shows all individual records in the ZAP associated with a given medication, including prescriptions, refills, and medication reviews. Expanding a record provides additional available detail such as the prescribing physician, days supply, and pharmacy. If a source document is available, it'll be notated with an icon and linked.