UD Prescription

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Structured .uds prescription with 30-day expiration, multilingual output streams, and pharmacist-restricted fields.

This is not a legally valid prescription. Always comply with jurisdiction-specific prescription requirements.

Patient

Full name *

Date of birth

Medication

Name *

Dose *

Frequency *

Duration

Prescriber

Name *

Licence number

Address

Language streams

This is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified clinician. Part of the Universal Document™ ecosystem.

How UD Prescription differs from a PDF or EPS form

PDF prescriptions are flat images. EPS is locked to NHS infrastructure. UD Prescription is a structured, machine-readable record that carries its own rules.

PDF prescription

A scanned or printed form. No machine-readable fields, no expiry, no language switching. Pharmacists read it by eye. Any copy looks identical to the original — no tamper evidence.

EPS (Electronic Prescribing Service)

UK-only, NHS-only. Requires GP system integration and a Smartcard. Not available to private prescribers, international clinicians, or clinics outside the NHS EPS network.

UD Prescription — automatic expiry

Every .uds prescription carries a 30-day expiry date in structured metadata. UD Reader surfaces this immediately on open — no manual date-checking required.

UD Prescription — multilingual patient streams

Generate patient-facing instructions in up to 10 languages within a single file. The patient reads their language; the pharmacist reads English. One document, not ten translations.