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Editing Custom Med Lists

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jessicaw

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Is there a way for providers to edit their custom med list (specifically removing meds) outside of Administration? We would prefer that they only have access to edit their personal lists. Currently in Administration they could edit any list they want. We don't mind if they add meds we just don't want them to be able to remove from other custom lists.

Posted : May 13, 2016 3:28 am

rwilliams

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The way we handle this is with an application I wrote that a provider would run and check a box next to every med they want to remove and it sends an email to the IT department with the list name as well as the details on each med to remove.

Posted : May 13, 2016 5:13 am

jessicaw

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That's an amazing solution but I am not that smart! Was hoping for a way that is already part of GE.

Posted : May 13, 2016 5:19 am

rwilliams

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Shoot me an email and I will send you the application.

Posted : May 13, 2016 5:22 am

mrnevetz

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Great solution, but why not just tell them to send you an email, since that's what the app is doing anyway?

Posted : May 13, 2016 5:53 am

rwilliams

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Because it allows the provider to just check the box next to the ones they want to delete instead of saying Asprin, 20mg, 3 refills, Qty 60

On the email side it sends something like this:

COLISTIMETHATE SODIUM 150 MG SOLR |Inst: please formulate to nebulize |Qty: 60 |Ref: 3 |Dur: 30 Day(s)


DALIRESP 500 MCG TABS |Inst: 1 tab daily |Qty: 30 |Ref: 3 |Dur: N/A Day(s)
DOXYCYCLINE HYCLATE 100 MG CAPS |Inst: 1 tab twice daily |Qty: 16 |Ref: 0 |Dur: 8 Day(s)
You can use the following SQL query to delete the meds (Make sure the number of items deleted is 9 before commiting the transaction): 
DELETE FROM MEDDEPT WHERE MEDDID IN (1737150605825640,1737150605825760,1737150605825860,1768902226680980,1772374525174770,1737150605826080,1737150605826240,1737150605826260,1737150605826340)

Posted : May 13, 2016 8:31 am

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