I will try to succinctly explain. If you have already built your RXM 
dictionary. You will load 1 FSV tape for both RXM and PHA. You put the run 
number
(probably 1) into the customer defined parameters RUN number field in RXM 
customer defined parameter. The suspense file ENTER/EDIT drugs #12 in PHA is now
defunct and will only show o;d drugs that were once in your dictionary but 
which are now inactive. To see drugs that are are the formulary tape you go to
the PHA Drug dictionary and put in RT\and enter (in mixed case) Tyl [F9] or 
Apap [F9] or RTN\and the NDC number with the appropriate 11th digit placeholder
0 in the right place or you will get nothing. All drugs in the PHA drug 
dictionary will be formulary drugs. IF for some reason you wanted to pul in a 
drug
that was no in your dictionary but that you needed for some other purpose you 
could pull it in under RETAIL, although so far, I do not know why you would do
that.
In RXM, if you want to add a new drug, you make up your mnemonic and then you 
will go down to PHA DRUG and then click on FORMULARY. then you choose
trade name, or if you entered an NDC at PHA DRUG, you click on NDC, and then 
you can enter your drug from the FSV file. Or you can still copy a drug from
the PHA dictionary.
If you do not yet have your RXM DRUG DICTIONARY built > Then I believe that you 
COULD do as suggested in the MEDITECH guidelines
and pul in all the drugs from the FSV and then you would use the MAS INACTIVATE 
ROUTINE #23, to INACTIVATE all but 1 of whatever it was you wanted to keep.
I.E. OUT of 100 acetaminophen 325 tablets, you would inactivate all but maybe 1 
of them - figure out which one has an NDC least likely to be inactivated in
your lifetime, I guess.
Or, if your NDC's in PHA are fairly up to date, make EXCEL files and script 
your drug mnemonics and NDCs from PHA into RXM and all the fields
that go along with them. That works okay too. Exceot you will still have to 
edit some of the fields for RXM drugs like strength, etc. that don't work in
PHA, just to make them all line up and look pretty for the doctors.
The instructions Meditech gives are very fuzzy and are mainly for the first 
time you load the FSV formulary. There are 2 sets of instructions. One for 5.4
and 5.5 and one for 5.6. The instructions of what to do after you have already 
built your dictionaries are really not very clear. As far as I can tell -
other than taking up a vast amount of space because all these drugs from the 
FSV are floating around somewhere, the PHA DRUG dictionary does not get
affected to much.
The PHA generic dictionary does get every generic from the FSV tape loaded and 
you do have to double check all of your drug classes.

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Hello,
We were informed that the RXM load was a completely seperate set of tables and 
would not effect the
existing Pharmacy formulary.  Please tell me I'm nothing short of confused by 
this post because we are
planning to load Medispan as before without importing any new items.  The RXM 
load was to be seperate
and we would then import ALL items from the CD.

If that is incorrect, we need to develope "plan-B"......scripting.  Not a 
pleasant option when we don't have
a dedicated resource for it.

Thank you,
Scott White
I.S. - Application Services Manager
Saratoga Hospital


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To: Stephen MIS Costa; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MEDITECH-L] 5.61 Update

With 5.61, Meditech is using the same formulary service load for PHA and RXM.  
Meditech didn't supply any documentation for this.  We didn't want to mess up
our nicely ordered PHA of 3-4,000 meds with the 40,000+ meds that the service 
load for RXM would supply.

We have decided we are going to shut off the load for RXM to not mess up PHA, 
then we will add the rest of the RXM by hand.   If anyone else has a better
idea for us, we are open to suggestion.

Thanks,

Rae Frazer, BS, RN
Clinical Applications Specialist
Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital
(802) 748-7502

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Subject: Re: [MEDITECH-L] 5.61 Update

Would you please expand on the RXM and PHA limitations in 5.61.  We haven't 
taken delivery of 5.6 yet but we are in the process of implementing RXM and I'd
like to get a look into the future. Thanks.

Steve Costa
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Southcoast Health Systems
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>>> "Frazer, Rae" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/20/2007 11:38 AM >>>
I would be interested in this information also. We had planned on going live, 
but the changes to RXM and PHA stopped us in our tracks. We have accepted the
limitations and are now ready to reschedule a go live.
Thanks,

Rae Frazer, BS, RN
Clinical Applications Specialist
Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital
(802) 748-7502

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Subject: [MEDITECH-L] 5.61 Update



Good Morning,


Our hospital will be updating to 5.61 Magic in September. Are there any 
hospitals willing to share your pros\cons with us? We would greatly appreciate 
any
info.


Thanks in advance,

Wendy Harrelson
Loris Healthcare System
Financial Administrative Systems Analyst
Phone: 843.716.7268
Fax: 843.756.6967
Web Site: www.lorishealth.org
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