| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
As part of the Clinical Ancillary Services project (CAS) - Medication
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As a pharmacist using the List of Patients/Prescriptions for Recall
Notice Report, I need the system to correctly identify the Lot # of each
individual prescription fill (original or refill and locally dispensed or
CMOP) so that all prescriptions fills with that Lot # are accurately
reported.
1. I want the report to pull the Lot # that corresponds to the
individual fill represented by a line of data (original or refill or
partial).
Permission/Dispensing Updates (MPDU), the Outpatient package has been
2. I want the report to pull the Lot # that corresponds to the
manner in which the prescription was dispensed (VAMC-local or CMOP
fill).
3. I want the structure and header of the report to remain unchanged.
Resolution:
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Line tag LOT^PSORLST2 has been modified to also check the CMOP node
for a CMOP fill (original or refill) and include it in the report.
modified to address the following:
Item #2:
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As a pharmacist entering an outpatient prescription through VistA, I want
only medication routes that are appropriate for use with the medication I
select displayed so that I am prevented from selecting the incorrect
route subsequently increasing patient safety.
1. When entering an outpatient prescription into VistA, I only want
medication routes associated with the medication dosage form for the
medication selected displayed as available for selection.
2. If I enter a medication route that is not associated with the
medication's dosage form, I want the route entered matched to the
available routes as an exact full-text match.
a. If I enter a route that is only a partial match, I want the
standard FileMan response of "??" to alert me that a match was not
found.
b. If I enter a complete and exact-match route, I want that route
selected for use with that medication order.
1. Modify the List of Patients/Prescriptions for Recall Notice Report
Resolution:
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Routines PSOORED5 and PSOBKDED were modified with the following:
1. If a default med route is not defined, "PO" will not be displayed; a
null value will be displayed as default.
2. Med routes that are exact matches or abbreviated matches will be
allowed.
3. A single "?" will show a short list of med routes that are defined
2. Limit the Display of Medication Routes for Outpatient Order Dialogs
under the orderable item.
4. Partial matches will be allowed if found in the short list, but not
otherwise.
3. Check dosage form to determine appropriate default route
Item #1:
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