| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
1. This patch corrects a problem where the current date/time was used to
3. A problem was found where a expired renewed order could be listed on
the pick list and then again if an update was run for that pick list. If a
Unit Dose order was renewed with a future start date the original order
would be shown on the pick list as expired and then again as expired if an
update was run for that pick list. This patch will cause the order to only
be listed on the original pick list.
4. A problem was found where the previous order number was not returned to
Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) when a pending Inpatient Med
calculate the default start date/time when the order was speed finished by
order was edited by pharmacy during the finish process. This change will
cause the previous order number to be returned in all situations where a
new order is created due to edit by pharmacy.
5. This patch corrects an error which would occur when a pharmacy
supported reference call was invoked by the CPRS Graphic User Interface
(GUI). After installation of this patch the call to TERM^VALM0 will not be
performed if the call was issued by the Broker.
6. If the Dosage Ordered field is edited on an active order and the user
pharmacy. These changes will cause the login date/time of the first order
just hits <RET> and didn't change the value, the order would incorrectly
be flagged as having a change and a new order would be created. This
patch will correct this problem.
7. CPRS requested that the order control code be changed from OC to UR
when an order cannot be removed from hold through CPRS. This change will
allow CPRS to display the reason the action could not be taken to the
user.
selected in the group to be finished to be used instead.
2. An error would sometimes occur when renewing a Unit Dose order if the
Orderable Item for the order contained a day or dose limit. These changes
will prevent the error and allow the day/dose limit entered to be used in
calculating the stop date for the new renewal order.
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