> Entering medical history and current medications was a pain in the arse though, and is something we have done many, many times over the last few years. Isn't

> Entering medical history and current medications was a pain in the arse though, and is something we have done many, many times over the last few years. Isn't this something what electronic records should have solved? I know doctors always ask the patient but they all have access to that data here (not us). Especially the pharmacy looks at it to check for cross interactions (or a note waiving them).