Two Chambers, One Book

What each chamber took, what its centre kept, what is still owed, and taking your own list to your other machine.

Put the centre’s share (%) in when you add a chamber. After that every fee is worked out for you.

What Each Chamber Owes

On the Numbers & registers screen, look for What each chamber owes, by chamber, by month.
When a centre pays, press They paid on that row and put in the amount and the day you received it.
The Outstanding column is the answer to the real question.

A centre that pays part of a month mid-month is normal; record it as many times as you like and the outstanding figure adds up. A payment typed wrongly can be removed.

Your List on Your Other Machine

With a computer in each of two chambers, you do not have to set your own medicine list, templates and print setup up twice. Under Doctor & chambers → Your list on your other machine, save a file and open it on the other one.

The file holds no patients, no visits, no prescriptions and no money; it cannot hold them. And bringing one in deletes nothing: a medicine already on this machine keeps the dose you gave it there.

This is not a backup. For a copy of the whole practice, see Backing up.

A Chamber Linked to a Hospital

Where a chamber is linked to a hospital’s Nirnoy Rx and the hospital allows it, its own pharmacy’s stock shows on the pad: as you look a medicine up, In our pharmacy or Our pharmacy: low beside the brand, with the alternatives in good stock first. Nothing is hidden and nothing is refused; the patient may buy anywhere. The hospital tells only the names and whether stock is good or low, never quantities or prices. It is brought up to date every half hour.

A copy a hospital bought for the doctor (bought as seats, its licence naming the buyer) can be kept by the hospital to its own chamber: no other chamber can be added or switched on, prescriptions are issued at the hospital’s chamber only, and only the hospital can end the link. Everything written before stays readable and printable at any chamber. A copy the doctor bought themselves is never held by this.

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