Pronunciation: /iː ˈprɪsˌkraɪb/
noun a method of electronically sending prescriptions to pharmacies
A1 My doctor e-prescribed my medication to the pharmacy.
A2 The e-prescribe system makes it easier for patients to get their prescriptions filled.
B1 Healthcare providers are increasingly using e-prescribe technology to streamline the prescription process.
B2 The e-prescribe software allows doctors to send prescriptions directly to the pharmacy electronically.
C1 The implementation of e-prescribe systems has greatly reduced errors in medication dispensing.
C2 Doctors who e-prescribe are able to access patients' medication history and make more informed decisions.
verb to send a prescription electronically
A1 Doctors can e-prescribe medication to pharmacies.
A2 Patients often prefer e-prescribing because it is more convenient.
B1 The hospital implemented a new system to e-prescribe prescriptions.
B2 Healthcare providers must follow strict guidelines when e-prescribing controlled substances.
C1 The e-prescribe software allows for easy tracking of medication history.
C2 Many countries have regulations in place to ensure the security of e-prescribe systems.
formal Doctors are now able to e-prescribe medications directly to pharmacies.
informal My doctor just e-prescribed my antibiotics, so I can pick them up on the way home.
slang I love how I can just e-prescribe my meds without having to go to the pharmacy.
figurative E-prescribing is like sending a digital prescription through the internet.
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