The PADE INVENTORY (#58.601) file contains Pharmacy Automation Dispensing Equipment (PADE) inventory information. The inventory is kept for a specific PADE dispensing device, however, there may be more than one vendor system operating at a site simultaneously, and as a result, uniqueness of PADE device name (DISPENSING DEVICE multiple) is only guaranteed within the specific vendor entry (PADE INBOUND SYSTEM). The total balance for each drug within a PADE device is stored by dispensing device, by drawer, and by pocket. Unloading, or de-stocking, a drug item from a dispensing device deletes the drug from the device.
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DESCRIPTION: A PADE Inventory System is a Pharmacy Automated Dispensing Equipment (PADE) system that sends stock and dispense activity to VistA.
At non-integrated sites, there may only be one PADE Inventory System per PADE System (outbound). At integrated sites, the PADE outbound system may represent a central PADE server, and each PADE Inventory System represents
a parent facility within the integrated site. At non-integrated sites, where there is only one parent facility, there may only be one PADE Inventory System, and one PADE System (outbound), for entire facility.
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DESCRIPTION: Dispensing Device represents a physical Pharmacy Automation Dispensing Equipment (PADE) device used for storage and retrieval of drug items. PADE devices are associated with, and grouped by, a PADE Inbound vendor system,
and are linked to VistA ward and clinic locations via the Division sub-file.
The highest priority Dispensed Without Orders (DWO) Entity associated with a mail group will receive MailMan messages when dispense transactions are received without a corresponding pharmacy order.
DESCRIPTION: Mail groups to receive alert MailMan messages when PADE data validation problems are encountered by the PADE HL7 Inbound interface. If multiple mail groups are entered, the messages will be sent to all mail groups
sequentially; entering several mail groups with overlapping members will result in the same message being sent multiple times to the same recipients.