![]() “The second feature is a “void” pantograph accompanied by a reverse “Rx”, which causes a word such as “Void,” “Illegal,” or “Copy” to appear when the prescription is photocopied. However, finding another one to implement has me stumped. The first one they suggest is a “microprinting” thing that uses a tiny font size which won’t copy well so that sounds easy to do. If I’m reading the specs correctly, an EHR can be used to print a script on plain paper if the digital script meets at least 2 of the requirements listed in the resources above. (The resources I’m using for this info are here: and ) There are requirements that specify that prescriptions have to be written on tamper-resistant pads and/or meet certain other specifications to help ensure that people don’t make copies of their scripts to share with their friends. ![]() I’m developing an app that, among other things, will allow mental health practitioners to create and print prescriptions for their patients. ![]()
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