| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
Defect Tracking System Ticket(s) & Overview:
The function to specify number of doses in the stop date field is
Calculating incorrect; it is one dose short.
When entering a dose limit for an outpatient unit dose clinic
medication, the stop date calculated is at the date/time of the last
dose to be administered. That last dose cannot be administered at the
time the order is defined to stop. The stop date/time should be
calculated to be after the last dose to be administered.
Resolution:
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Modify routines PSGDL & PSJORP2 so that the date/time of the first
dose is used to determine the stop date/time using the dose limit
entered. Prior to this patch the outpatient clinic order was using
the current time to calculate the dose limit entered to get the stop
date/time which would come up with one dose less than the dose limit
entered. This patch makes the outpatient dose limit function the
same as for an inpatient clinic med is entered when the INPATIENT
WARD PARAMETERS (File #59.6) field DEFAULT START DATE CALCULATION
is set to 2. With this patch inpatient clinic meds will calculate
out the to the correct dose limit entered regardless of the DEFAULT
START DATE CALCULATION parameter value.
1. INC17067067 VISTA Inpatient Pharmacy error with clinic orders and
stop dates
Problem:
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The issue is seen with "outpatients" and unit dose clinic medications.
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