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Every hand-over checked. Every override explained.
Prescriptions arrive from the consult with their KFA codes. JONAH checks them against allergies, drug class and active ingredients, prints the label, and issues stock first-expiry-first-out.
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What happens in this video
- A penicillin allergy blocks amoxicillin in red; cefixime is flagged amber for possible cross-reaction.
- Handing over past an allergy flag is refused until a written reason is given; it is audited.
- A dosage label prints and stock is issued first-expiry-first-out, with near-expiry batches listed.
A day with JONAH
What the work looks like, step by step. Times are illustrative.
Open the prescription queueAntrean resep lists what the doctors have signed.
Read the checksRed for a known allergy, amber for a related class, a note for what could not be checked.
Override only with a reasonThe server refuses an override without acknowledgement and a written reason.
Label and dispenseEtiket obat prints; stock comes from the batch that expires first.
Watch expiryBatches expiring within 60 days are listed.
What you can open
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What JONAH won't make you do
- Hand over past an allergy without saying why
- Be told a prescription is 'safe' when it was not fully checked
- Issue a newer batch before an older one
- Hand-write a dosage label
Three things that change for you
Allergy and class checks
Penicillin allergy blocks amoxicillin; a cephalosporin is flagged for possible cross-reaction.
Overrides on the record
Who, when, which drug and why, in the audit log.
FEFO stock and labels
First-expiry-first-out issue, near-expiry batches and printable dosage labels.
Walk through your own day in JONAH.
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