| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
1. This patch contains a post-install job, which will correct a status
For deleted Outpatient Pharmacy V. 7.0 orders, the post-install
job will change CPRS V. 1.0 orders with an active status to a status of
deleted and will also change the stop date in CPRS V. 1.0 to the date
deleted if the CPRS V. 1.0 status is Discontinued by Provider.
2. This patch also corrects the problem of an extra delimiter being
stored in the PRESCRIPTION file (#52) if an up-arrow (^) was entered
for the LOT# field (#24) when editing a prescription. A symptom of this
problem is a null subscript error when trying to access the DIVISION
mismatch between Outpatient Pharmacy V. 7.0 orders which have been
field (#20) of the PRESCRIPTION file (#52).
The post-install job will look for any entries with a null division and
if the positions of the date fields appear to be shifted, it will
remove the extra delimiter from the PRESCRIPTION file (#52).
Upon completion of the post-install job a MailMan message will be sent
to the patch installer with a subject of "Subj: Outpatient/CPRS Status
clean-up". The message will indicate how many mismatched statuses were
deleted and the corresponding orders in the Computerized Patient Record
corrected and how many prescriptions with missing divisions were
corrected.
3. During the building of the Patient Profile through the Patient
Prescription Processing [PSO LM BACKDOOR] option, one of the
criteria for forcing the Status to SUSPENDED of prescriptions
that had an entry in the RX SUSPENSE file (#52.5) was at times
found to be incorrect. If the entry in the RX SUSPENSE file
(#52.5) was flagged as not printed, the software would force the
System (CPRS) V. 1.0. The initial problem could have occurred if the
prescription status to SUSPENDED. After this patch is installed,
the software will also check if the prescription has already been
transmitted to Consolidated Mail Outpatient Pharmacy (CMOP) V. 2.0
system, and if so, the status will not be changed.
4. When trying to edit a prescription, and the edit is not allowed
because either the order or patient is locked by another user, the
message indicating that the order or patient is locked will not always
contain the person's name that has the lock. This patch corrects the
problem.
Outpatient Pharmacy V. 7.0 package mistakenly sent an "active" message
5. When the user edited a prescription in such a way that caused a new
prescription to be created, the new prescription was not being
displayed in the Bingo Board. This patch corrects the problem.
The prescription number from the previous edit could be associated to
the next patient's list of prescriptions to be listed on the Bingo
Board. This patch also corrects this problem.
to CPRS V. 1.0 on an old order, making it active in CPRS V. 1.0 when it
should be Discontinued, Expired, or Canceled. Patch PSO*7*86 updated
the status in CPRS V. 1.0 for orders that were Canceled or
Discontinued.
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