If this is really a problem, perhaps you should look at why the orders
are being linked in the first place. Generally you link orders that are
supposed to be administered together, such as Demerol + Phenergan. When
the prescriber orders one to be discontinued, it implies the other is to
be discontinued as well. Hence the default response. 
 
Bill Whitten
Pharmacist
Lake City Medical Center
Lake City, FL
(386)719-9343
 

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Even in Quick Batch, the confirmation message is "2 eligible Rx's
selected. Discontinue?". Of course, the default response is Yes, so they
can <Enter> through it without noticing that there are multiple linked
Rxs. But to answer your question... No, we've never used a Rule for this
situation. 

Steven Dailey, RPh
Pharmacist/Informatics
Union Hospital
Elkton, MD  21921

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We are Magic, 5.4SR sr2. 

Does anyone have a PHA rule that will flag during a Rx DC, when an Rx is
"Linked" to warn the user that they are discontinuing a linked order? 
I know that you get somewhat of a pop-up when you are in mode
individual. However, our pharmacists process orders function defaults to
mode quick batch, and 
they like it that way. 

Thanks, 
Sherlene Christen
Sr Analyst_IT
Duke Health Raleigh Hospital
Pharmacy Department
3400 Wake Forest Rd.
Raleigh, NC  27609
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