| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
1. CLINIC MEDICATIONS ORDER SENT TO IV PACKAGE
Associated NSR(s):
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N/A
Participating Test Sites:
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TBD
Patient Safety Issues (PSIs):
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Defect Tracking System Ticket(s) & Overview:
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1. INC22909170 - Order placed in an outpatient clinic location sent
erroneously to IV medications package
Problem:
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Associated ticket(s):
A complex Clinic Medications order using an IV medication is entered in
CPRS and finished and accepted in Inpatient Order Entry. The orders
are now flagged as inpatient Infusion orders instead of Clinic Infusion
orders. After accepting the second part of the complex order the Visit
Location is missing in Vista, the finished orders are now in the IV
Package, the orders no longer appear under the Clinic location on the
profile and Visit File #100 now shows the Orders with DIALOG PSJI OR
PAT FLUID OE. The issue was found to be due to the APPOINTMENT
DATE/TIME field (#139) of the IV multiple (#55.01) in the PHARMACY
PATIENT file (#55). This appears to only be an issue with complex
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clinic medication orders for an IV medication. Noncomplex clinic
medication orders for an IV medication does have the field populated
and correctly displays as a Clinic Infusion in CPRS and on the
Inpatient Medication profile under the Clinic.
Resolution:
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Routine PSJCOMV is modified to populate the APPOINTMENT DATE/TIME field
(#139) of the IV multiple (#55.01) in the PHARMACY PATIENT file (#55).
Technical Resolution:
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The following code is added at line IV+8^PSJCOMV:
S:+$G(P("APPT")) $P(^TMP("PSJCOM",$J,+ON,"DSS"),U,2)=P("APPT")
1. INC22909170 - Order placed in an outpatient clinic location sent
This will populate the DSS node piece 2 of the ^TMP "PSJCOM" global
that will end up in the APPOINTMENT DATE/TIME field (#139) of the IV
multiple (#55.01) in the PHARMACY PATIENT file (#55) and in variable
ORAPPT where it is used (in routine IV^ORMPS1) to determine the DIALOG
for the order.
erroneously to IV medications package
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