# Print Prescription

The **Print Prescription** feature in the Scheduler allows staff to preview and share prescriptions efficiently. Users can download, print, or email the prescription directly from the **Appointment Information** pop-up.&#x20;

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### Steps to Print Prescription

* Open the **Scheduler (Home > Front Desk > Scheduler)** screen. Choose the respective patient’s appointment and click the appointment card. This opens the **Appointment Information** pop-up screen.

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* From the pop-up menu, select the **Print Prescription** hyperlink. A preview of the prescription is displayed.

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* Check the prescription to ensure all details are correct. Once confirmed, users can choose to download the prescription as a PDF, print a physical copy, or email it directly to the patient. <br>

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For additional information, please refer to the [**Medication tab**](/uniteemr/application-modules/medical-records/medication/more-action/prescription-print.md) in **Medical Records**.
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