Sometimes providers need to merge two client records. Although RxPhoto alerts you if you enter an already-existing client, if a name is accidentally misspelled or a date of birth is entered incorrectly, RxPhoto will consider it a novel client. In this instance, it may be necessary to merge two Client Records into one.
You can merge duplicate client on the
RxPhoto Website
. To do so, you will transfer photos from one of the duplicate records into the other, and then archive the record that no longer has any photos.
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