| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
1) In V. 6.0 of Outpatient Pharmacy when a medication was returned to stock
prescription is returned to stock. This functionality becomes fully
functional when PSD*3*24 is installed.
2) With the release of PSO*7*32, functionality was added to allow the
inactivating of Outpatient Pharmacy divisions in the OUTPATIENT SITE file
(#59). The DIC("S") that was added prevented these inactive divisions from
selection when processing Audiofax prescriptions. This patch will allow
inactive divisions to be selected when processing Audiofax fill requests.
For this part of the patch to be completely functional the latest version
for a refill (nothing has really changed for original fill), the patient
of VEXREX must be installed. Please see PSO*7*38 for details.
3) With the installation of V. 7.0 of the Outpatient Pharmacy package, the
background utility, Expire Prescriptions [PSO EXPIRE PRESCRIPTIONS], that
automatically expires prescriptions daily was not queued to run at many
sites. Because this utility was not queued, prescriptions with a status
of active were showing on the Orders tab in CPRS option and on some
printouts when they should actually show as expired. A new option Manual
Auto Expire Rxs [PSO MANUAL AUTO EXPIRE] is added to the Maintenance
(Outpatient Pharmacy) [PSO MAINTENANCE] menu option. This new option
essentially lost that refill. In v. 7.0 this was fixed for refills, so that
allows sites to back expire all prescriptions from the date Outpatient
Pharmacy package V. 7.0 was installed until the current date minus one day
(T-1).
4) When printng the Action Profile (132 COLUMN PRINTOUT) [PSO ACTION
PROFILE], to the screen the screen pauses and breaks do not work
correctly. This patch corrects this problem.
5) When printing the Action Profile (132 COLUMN PRINTOUT) [PSO ACTION
PROFILE] using the entry point DFN^PSOSD1 the header text states that the
when a refill is returned to stock, the refill is deleted. The problem is
profile is printing for the last 45 days when it is actually printing for
120 days. This patch corrects the header text to 120 days which is the
correct number of days that the profile is being printed for.
the Controlled Substances package is not aware of the deletion.
A patch is to be released by both the Outpatient Pharmacy and Controlled
Substance (PSD*3*24) packages. The Outpatient Pharmacy portion of the patch
will send notification to the Controlled Substances package each time an
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