Constitutional intake, pattern differentiation and treatment plan, treatment session records, herbal prescriptions, and course completion follow-ups for Traditional Chinese Medicine clinics and licensed TCM practitioners
A formal record of the herbal formula prescribed today — composition with sovereign / minister / assistant / envoy roles, preparation method, dosing, precautions, and follow-up.
Prescription Header
Patient name:
Prescription date:
Practitioner:
Formula name:
Formula type:
Classical formula
Modified classical formula
Individualised formula
External use
Patient Pattern Recap
Pattern diagnosis:
Treatment principle this formula is built around:
Herbal Composition
For each row enter herb name, pinyin / Latin name, dosage in grams, and check the role: Sovereign / Minister / Assistant / Envoy.
1. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
2. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
3. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
4. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
5. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
6. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
7. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
8. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
9. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
10. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
11. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
12. / pinyin or Latin: — g
JūnChénZuǒShǐ
Modifications and rationale (additions, subtractions, dose adjustments):
Preparation Method
Decoction (water decoction)
Granules
Pills
Tincture
External poultice
External wash
Preparation instructions (e.g. soak 30 min, simmer 30 min in 600 ml water, divide into 2 doses):
Dosing Schedule
Frequency:
1× per day
2× per day (morning and evening)
3× per day
Timing:
Before meals
After meals
On an empty stomach
Before sleep
Take with warm water
Course Length
Days of treatment:
Packs dispensed:
Pickup schedule (e.g. weekly pickup, refill at session 4):
Precautions
Foods to avoid during the course:
Spicy / pungent food
Cold drinks and ice
Raw food (sashimi, salads)
Dairy
Specific allergens (note below)
Do not combine with the following Western medications / supplements:
Pregnancy / lactation considerations:
Possible Side Effects
Minor effects to expect (e.g. transient digestive changes, mild bowel changes):
What to do if a severe reaction occurs (rash, vomiting, swelling):
Storage
Keep dry, refrigerate after preparing decoction, etc.:
Follow-Up
Next visit date:
What to track at home (check all that apply):
Sleep
Digestion
Mood
Pain
Symptom diary template provided (URL / format):
Pricing
Price per pack:
Total amount:
Insurance applicable
Payment received
Sign-Off
Practitioner signature:
Signature
Patient acknowledges receipt of formula and understands all instructions and precautions
Take the herbs as directed. If anything feels unusual, contact the clinic before the next dose.
The Herbal Prescription Record template is a ready-to-use form from Pocper's TCM Clinic pack. Customize the fields to match your workflow, then share a link so clients can complete it and upload documents in real time.
What's in this template
Herbal Prescription Record
Prescription Header
Patient Pattern Recap
Herbal Composition
Preparation Method
Dosing Schedule
Course Length
Precautions
Possible Side Effects
Storage
Follow-Up
Pricing
Frequently asked questions
What is the Herbal Prescription Record template for?
It's a structured form you send to clients to collect the information, documents, and signatures a tcm clinic workflow needs — without the back-and-forth of email.
Can I edit this template?
Yes. Import it into your Pocper workspace, then add, remove, or reword any field before sharing it. Every template is fully editable.
How do clients fill it out?
You share a single link. Clients open it in any browser, complete the form, and their responses sync back to you in real time.