# Medication Queue
The **Medication Queue** screen displays a list of patient records for whom clinicians have issued prescriptions. Once medications are added in the **Medication** tab of a patient's **Medical Records** and the entry is saved, the patient record is automatically listed in the **Medication Queue**. This functionality helps pharmacy staff and authorized personnel easily identify and process active prescriptions associated with the current visit.
The **More Actions** menu includes a **Print Prescription** option, which allows users to preview, download, print, or email the prescription.
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## Overview
The **Medication Queue** includes a search bar to locate a patient by **Patient PIN**, **Patient Name**, or **Mobile Number**. The **filter icon** provides additional filters such as **Date**, **Controlled Medicine Status**, **Department**, **Doctor**, and **Specialty**.
The patient list is presented in a grid similar to the **Patient Queue** screen. Each row displays details such as **Patient PIN, Patient Name, Gender and Date of Birth, Appointment Time, Check-in Date and Time, Doctor or Technician Name, Procedures, ePrescription Number, Controlled Medication ePrescription Number, Remarks,** and **More Actions.**
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To know more about the grid and its interactive features, refer to the [**Patient Queue Spread Features**](/uniteemr/application-modules/patient-queue/front-desk-queue/patient-queue-spread-features.md) documentation.
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### Steps to Print the Prescription from the Medication Queue Screen
* Open the **Medication Queue** screen by navigating to **Home > Front Desk > Medication Queue**.
* Choose the respective patient visit, then click on the **More Actions** menu to open the pop-up screen.
* From the pop-up menu, select the **PRINT PRESCRIPTION** option. This action opens a preview of the prescription details.
* In the prescription preview, you can choose to download the prescription as a PDF, print a physical copy, or email it directly to the patient.
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