| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
DRUG INTERACTION file (#56) involving these locally added ingredients.
If the locally added ingredients have been overwritten, these interactions
will check for ingredients other than those indicated by the name of the
interaction.
This patch performs six functions.
1. It creates a new style cross-reference on the NAME field (#.01) and the
PRIMARY INGREDIENT field (#2) of the DRUG INGREDIENTS file (#50.416).
This new cross-reference replaces the old "P" cross-reference on the
NAME field (#.01). The "P" cross reference was not working properly
and included entries that should not have been referenced. This
corrects the Patient Safety Issue PSI-05-008.
2. Any entries in the DRUG INGREDIENTS file (#50.416) with an internal
entry number (IEN) greater than that of the last nationally entered
ingredient will be deleted. These would be locally entered ingredients
that would eventually be overwritten with national ingredients released
with NDF Data Updates.
It has been noted that several sites have made local entries in the DRUG
3. Any entries in the DRUG INTERACTIONS file (#56) which have ingredients
pointing to these deleted locally entered ingredients will be deleted.
4. Any entries in the DRUG INTERACTIONS file (#56) which point to ingredients
other than those indicated by the name will be deleted. These would
be interactions created with a locally entered ingredient that was
subsequently overwritten by a national ingredient.
5. A mail message with the subject INGREDIENTS AND INTERACTIONS DELETED
will be sent from NDF MANAGER to members of the mail group NDF DATA,
INGREDIENTS file (#50.416). This should not have been done. Patch
holders of the PSNMGR security key, and the person installing the
patch. This message lists deleted ingredients, interactions deleted
because they pointed to deleted ingredients, and interactions which
pointed to ingredients other than those indicated in the name. In
the last case, both the name (containing the original ingredients)
and the current ingredients are displayed.
6. The GMR ALLERGY field (#1) and the DRUG INGREDIENT field (#.01)
of the DRUG INGREDIENTS multiple field (#2) in the PATIENT ALLERGIES file
(#120.8) and the DRUG INGREDIENT field (#.01) of the DRUG INGREDIENTS
PSN*4*89 changed the data dictionary of that file to prevent further
multiple field (#2) in the GMR ALLERGIES file (#120.82) point to the
DRUG INGREDIENTS file (#50.416). Any entries in these fields that
point to ingredients that were deleted as described in item 2 above
will be deleted. In addition, the selection of drug ingredients in the
PATIENT ALLERGIES file (#120.8) should allow the selection of only
primary ingredients. Any entries that point to ingredients that are
not primary ingredients will be repointed to the proper primary
ingredient.
additions. Some of these local entries may have already been overwritten
by national entries.
It has also been noted that some sites have added local entries in the
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