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Title: Dose Checking for Chemo Drugs
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Hi Jane- First turn off the dose range checking
(there’s a KBA out there to explain, but it’s accomplished by the “Restrict
to Dose Type” in your CDP). Next,
download that file, and it’s a big one, to Excel. At that point, a Pharmacist can manipulate
the data and either make the changes directly in the dictionary (remember, TEST
and LIVE), or in the Excel spreadsheet to be scripted back into MT. The catch is that a new Drug Type will
need to be assigned to the entries you desire and then those added to the “Restrict
to Dose Type” in your CDP. It has been my experience that this time
very well spent. Most facilities
are only affected by PHA order entry at this point – when you hit POM,
those same databases are utilized by physicians and others during their OE
process…usually very squeaky wheels! Best of luck – Kevin. Kevin McConnell, PharmD. Clinical Consultant (713)480-6810 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Soreth, Jane Hi there, We have Micromedix formulary and do not receive any
dose checking info for Chemo Drugs. How are other Pharmacies handling
this? Ie. Are pharmacists entering the information into the dictionary,
are techs or IS support responsible, is there a web site (ie Micromedix
– to obtain
the information), how often do you check, etc., etc. Thanks, Jane T. Soreth Sr. Systems Analyst 609-463-2728
609-463-2297 (Fax) |
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