Configurable Administer/Dispense Timestamp Display in Provider Notes
Configure Timestamp Display
Medication Administration Documentation
Prescription Dispensing Documentation
What’s New
- Added a new setting named Include Administer/Dispense Timestamp in Provider Notes.
- The setting is available under Settings > My Practice Settings > EHR > Prescription.
- The checkbox is enabled by default, preserving the existing documentation behavior.
- When enabled, SOAP text for administered or dispensed medications includes the user name and timestamp of the action.
- When disabled, the user name and action timestamp are excluded from the generated SOAP text.
- The setting applies at the practice level, allowing administrators to maintain consistent documentation preferences across the practice.
- The enhancement affects the SOAP text generated within the Medications and Prescriptions components of Provider Notes.
How It Works
- Navigate to Settings > My Practice Settings > EHR.
- Locate the Prescription section.
- Find the Include Administer/Dispense Timestamp in Provider Notes checkbox.
- Configure the setting according to the practice’s documentation preference:
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- Checked – Includes the user name and timestamp in the generated SOAP text.
- Unchecked – Excludes the user name and timestamp from the generated SOAP text.
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- Save the practice configuration.
- When medication administration or dispensing documentation is generated within Provider Notes, CureMD applies the configured setting.


Benefits:
- Gives practices greater control over the information displayed in medication administration and dispensing documentation.
- Allows administrators to reduce unnecessary details in Provider Note SOAP text when preferred.
- Supports cleaner, more concise clinical documentation.
- Maintains consistent documentation preferences through a centralized practice-level setting.
- Preserves existing SOAP text behavior by keeping the setting enabled by default.
- Allows practices to customize documentation presentation without changing their existing medication administration or dispensing workflows.