Process an NCPDP SCRIPT RxRenewalRequest from a pharmacy to authorize a prescription renewal at the prescriber's EHR

domain: ncpdp.org · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Receive the inbound RxRenewalRequest SCRIPT 2017071 message from the pharmacy via Surescripts; parse Header (PrescriberOrderNumber, PharmacyReferenceNumber), Patient, Prescriber, Drug, and RequestedQuantity fields
  2. Route the renewal request to the appropriate prescriber's inbox within the EHR for clinical review; surface original prescription details and any medication history context
  3. Prescriber reviews and selects an action: Approve generates RxRenewalResponse with NewRx transaction attached; ApproveWithChanges generates RxRenewalResponse referencing a modified NewRx; Deny generates RxRenewalResponse with DenialReason coded value
  4. Construct and transmit the RxRenewalResponse within the Surescripts-required response window (check implementation guide for current SLA; historically 48 hours for non-urgent renewals)
  5. If the prescriber does not respond within the SLA, send a DeferredResponse message to notify the pharmacy the request is pending
  6. Log the original RxRenewalRequest MessageID and link it to the RxRenewalResponse for audit and reconciliation

Known gotchas

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