| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
*** ATTENTION: This patch includes a new Graphical User Interface
use. The correct GUI must be installed to support BCMA
Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) Med Order
functionality ***
For retrieval and installation instructions, please see the Client
Installation Instructions section.
1. Problem: NOIS HWH-0204-41213
The Instructor information does not display in the legend of the
Medication Administration History [PSBO MH] option, and the audit log
(GUI) executable file. Installation of this new GUI is
of the Medication Administration Log [PSBO ML] option.
Corrective Action: The Instructor information displays in the legend
of the Medication Administration History [PSBO MH] option, and the
audit log of the Medication Administration Log [PSBO ML] option.
2. Corrective Action: When student and instructor information is
present at login the GUI BCMA CPRS Med Order button is disabled.
3. Problem: NOIS HUN-0104-20931
REQUIRED in order for the patch to function. The new GUI
Infusing IV bags are duplicated on a "following" order after the
order that was active when the IV bag was infusing has become
"discontinued". The Virtual Due List (VDL) attempts to display
duplicate bags and associates the same IV bags with multiple orders.
Corrective Action:
When an order with an infusing bag is discontinued, the VDL will
either continue to display the infusing bag with the discontinued
order, or the VDL will display the infusing bag with an active
"following" order, but not both.
MUST be installed IMMEDIATELY after the KIDS install in
4. Problem: NOIS ISB-0304-30352
If an IV order with an infusing bag expires and the patient's record
is not accessed using Inpatient Medications (IPM) (e.g., the
Inpatient Order Entry [PSJ OE] option) the following message may
appear, hindering an user's attempt to take action on the order:
"Either the order status or the current scan status displayed
on the VDL does not match the status recorded in VistA! This
may be due to someone editing the order in VistA or another
order for the software to function. This Patch includes a
individual scanning the medication. Your current action will
be canceled and the VDL will be refreshed to reflect the most
current order information."
Corrective Action:
A user will be able to take action on an expired IV order having an
infusing bag via the BCMA GUI VDL as appropriate.
5. Problem: NOIS MOU-0304-32821
The temporary, scratch global ^PSBORDA is automatically monitored and
Post install that corrects problem number six below. The
documented via journaling procedures. It is not necessary to journal
this temporary global since it is used solely as a temporary data
storage area.
Corrective Action:
The global ^PSBORDA will be renamed as an appropriate scratch "^TMP"
global with the first two subscripts being "PSB" followed by "$J".
6. Problem: NOIS ISB-0404-31737
With the release of BCMA Version 2 (PSB*2.0), any unit dose
installation time frame for this post install will vary based
order that is displayed on the "IVP/IVPB" tab and administered will
have a Ward Stock number generated and placed in the IV Unique
ID field (FIELD #.26) of the BCMA Medication Log (FILE #53.79)
The Ward Stock number is stored in the BCMA Medication Log global and
is not displayed on the VDL or any BCMA Report.
Corrective Action:
A unit dose order that is displayed on the "IVP/IVPB" tab and
administered will not have a Ward Stock number generated and placed
in the IV Unique ID field (FIELD #.26) of the BCMA Medication Log
on the size of the site. This build will validate the correct
(FILE #53.79). A post install will clean up all incorrect previous
entries.
version of Bar Code Medication Administration (BCMA) GUI is in
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