Watch how to build out your Medication Catalog, including setting a medication as OTC or prescription-only (POM).

The Medication Catalog is the master list of medications used by the school.

Before staff can:

the medication must first exist in the Medication Catalog.

Each medication record includes details such as:

To create a new medication:

The medication will now be available for prescriptions and medication administration.

When creating a medication, the following fields are required:

Optional fields include:

OTC medications:

Examples include Paracetamol or Ibuprofen.

POM medications:

Examples include antibiotics or prescribed ADHD medication.

To edit a medication:

Changes automatically apply to all associated prescriptions.

After a medication is created:

The medication type (OTC or POM) cannot be changed.

Duplicating a medication allows you to create a similar medication quickly.

You must change the medication name before saving.

To delete a medication:

A medication cannot be deleted if it is used in:

Staff can search the catalog by:

You can also:

Yes, but only if it is not used in an active or paused prescription.

No. The medication type cannot be changed after creation.

Medication names must be unique to prevent duplicate records.