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Instinct Science vs RxWorks: Which is best for you?
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- Love the ability to generate drug doses based on patient weight, flag doses that may be inappropriate, and ability to pull up plumbs page for a given drug in plumbs.
- i.e. when you attach an auto charge it can be difficult to capture the charge appropriately if the treatment is marked off sooner or later than scheduled
- The program integrates well with most other programs we use such as TYRO and IDEXX.
- There is a lot of double handling that I feel could be automated; whether that's the edition we have still been using, I'm not sure. But I find that RxWorks has so much room for human error, as creating follow ups such as scheduling sympathy cards and chasing laboratory tests etc all have to be manually input. Whilst results aren't integrated easily either.
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