PSN*4.0*569 (11643)    BUILD (9.6)

Name Value
NAME PSN*4.0*569
DATE DISTRIBUTED 2020-02-25 00:00:00
PACKAGE FILE LINK NATIONAL DRUG FILE
REQUIRED BUILD
  • PSN*4.0*566
    ACTION:   Don't install, leave global
  • PSN*4.0*563
    ACTION:   Don't install, leave global
  • PSN*4.0*84
    ACTION:   Don't install, leave global
  • PSN*4.0*33
    ACTION:   Don't install, leave global
TYPE SINGLE PACKAGE
ALPHA/BETA TESTING NO
DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS
This patch, along with patch PSS*1*243 will address the following ePrescribing
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1. INC9317643 - We have noticed a number of drugs that do not auto match for
   inbound eRx orders
 
   DUPLICATE - INC9105989 - erx software auto-matched wrong drug product
  
Problem: 
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The VA Health Administration Center Denver reported and issue with incoming
ePrescribing orders (eRx) not automatically matching the ordered drug with a
(eRx) issue: 
VistA corresponding Dispense Drug, even when the NDC received matches 1 to 1
with a specific VA Product entry. They also noticed the issue to be more
prevalent with dispense drugs that have been recently re-matched to a 
different VA Product entry due to changes from MG to MGC in the strength. 
After researching this issue it was determined that the root cause of the
problem was a 'corruption' of the "APR" cross-reference in the DRUG file (#50)
which was not properly set or killed after Dispense Drugs were matched,
un-matched or re-matched to VA Product entries. Such cross-reference is used
by the eRx drug auto-matching processing and that's the reason it failed
for some drugs. It turned out that two other cross-references "AND" and "APN"
   
also had the same issue. No user functionality side-effects have been
reported related to these other two cross-references though.
 
 
Resolution: 
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The setting and killing of the "APR", "AND" and "APN" cross-reference have
been completely reviewed at every point where a Dispense Drug is matched,
un-matched or re-matched to a VA Product and after this patch is installed
they should be properly maintained. Furthermore, a post-install routine
1. INC9317643 - We have noticed a number of drugs that do not auto match for
will completely kill off the 3 cross-references and re-build them completely.
The patch PSS*1*243 is also being released along with this patch because the
NDF (National Drug File) matching functionality is available in both
applications, NDF and PDM (Pharmacy Data Management). 
 
        
Technical Resolution: 
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Changed the routines PSNHELP1, PSNMRG, PSNPPSNU and PSNPPSNW to kill and set
the cross-references "AND", "APN" and "APR" properly.
   inbound eRx orders
   
   DUPLICATE - INC9105989 - erx software auto-matched wrong drug product
  
Defect Tracking System Ticket(s) & Overview: 
TRACK PACKAGE NATIONALLY YES
XPI1 NO
XPO1 NO
XPZ1 NO
SEQ# 551
BUILD COMPONENTS
  • ENTRIES:
    • PSNPPSNW
      ACTION:   SEND TO SITE
      CHECKSUM:   B31802909
    • PSNPPSNU
      ACTION:   SEND TO SITE
      CHECKSUM:   B49676050
    • PSNMRG
      ACTION:   SEND TO SITE
      CHECKSUM:   B34202121
    • PSNHELP1
      ACTION:   SEND TO SITE
      CHECKSUM:   B13341766