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High Risk Med popup?

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plooney

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We have certain meds that we refer to as "High Risk Meds". We are trying to find a way to create some sort of a warning or popup, within the medication module, that would alert us when prescribing this type of med, especially for our "Managed Care Patients", whom often times are high risk patients to begin with.

We are aware of the popup when accessing a patients chart, but need something more centrally located within the medication module somewhere. I think this might be an enhancement request. Our providers really just need to be trained to be more cognizant when prescribing certain meds such as Ambien or Abilify to certain managed care patients. I wish it were that easy. Any ideas?

Posted : October 24, 2018 3:17 am

mjharunk

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I haven't done this, but it might be possible by creating functions stored in the usrlib file that would trigger a userok when a new high-risk med is added.

Posted : November 1, 2018 6:21 am

plooney

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Thanks for your reply. I greatly appreciate it. I will be attending CHUG in Nashville and will bring up this topic while there with a few Veritas employees to see what they think, and to get their suggestions as well. - Patrick

Posted : November 1, 2018 6:27 am

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