So I am pretty sure I already know the answer to this.....But wanted to reach out to everyone to confirm. With using the new Medication Administration HTML form, if you want to add additional Injections sites, do you have to take the HTML edit course to accomplish this? Currently all Inj sites out of the box, do not include all the sites we use at our Multi-Specialty site.
Thanks!
Sirna,
You are able to add other sites to the meds that are listed. I actually rebuilt the listing of medication myself to what we specifically use here. In doing so - on the medication if you click on the change then it will allow you to drill down and change other information like Routes, dose, etc.
So just click on the medication and change ... you will find a long list of different routes to apply.
Hope that helps.
Judy
I am aware of that list. We are wanting to add more site's to that list.
This is the list we are wanting to add additional items to.
Look at fnMedGetMasterData() in MedAdmin.js, the file should be with your html forms. It calls MEL_GET_CONTENT("GE.ADM.MASTER.SITE","contains"). My thought is you could try to use MEL_ADD_CONTENT to add to that list, or manually add to the function some hard coded sites if you can figure out what format they want it in. I have never tried this but would be curious to know if you succeed in any way, good luck.
Mike
I actually added sites by going into the MedAdmin-BodySite-Configuration Data text component. From there I copied an existing MEL_Add_Content site statement and altered it for the new site I wanted to add since our Ortho department wanted injection sites for joint injections. I just made sure that I had a unique HL7 identifier and that it was numbered in sequence correctly. It has worked great.
Wendy A. Walecka, MS, RN
Affinity and Ministry Health System
Appleton, WI 54914
Wendy, where did you locate the MedAdmin-BodySite-Configuration Data text component?
Has anyone figured this out? I am trying to do this now and I have not been able to find a table in the database as of yet.
are we supposed to maintain a separate custom med list for this new HTML form? I just upgraded to SP10 last night and it broke the OLD CCC form which the nurses were using. The HTML form doesn't have any drugs except for the defaults. I can't imagine we have to upload every drug we have available. is there another way?