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If data exists in the SIG/Directions field and the user selects Reconcile from the Pending Home Medication List, an Import Medication Edit screen will open prior to taking the user into Medication Reconciliation or Prescription Entry.
The fields are listed as follows:
•Imported Description: Description of Imported Medication
•Directions: Directions attached to Imported Medication
•Drug DB Description: The system will find the match when generating the data that is applied to the reconciled item.
•Dose: The Dose and Unit values will display as they would for a Home Medication entered in Medication Reconciliation, e.g., 75MG will be split to two fields for "75" and "Milligrams".
•Route: The Route will display as it would for Home Medication entered in Medication Reconciliation.
•Frequency: This field will not default to any value, but the drop-down options will include options from the Frequency table in Table Maintenance - Clinical
•Comments: Defaults to blank and allows up to 50 characters to be entered.
•Processing: X of Y - Label indicates that X is the sequence number of the prescription being edited while Y is the total number of prescriptions currently being edited.
NOTE: For clinic patients only, when importing a new prescription with a SIG/Directions line from Clinical Information Reconciliation, Thrive UX will default the dose, unit and route on the Imported Medication Edit screen based off of Truven data. If the imported medication has a dose/unit/route description that does not match one of the values in the site's Prescription Units Table, Thrive UX will resort to the default dose/unit/route. If there is no default unit, then the dose/unit/route will be blank.
Action Bar options:
•Back arrow: This option will return the user to the Pending Home Medication list screen. The screen will not retain any values that may have been entered on the Imported Medication Edit screen.
•Update: This option will update the reconciled item, or the prescription, with the values entered on the Imported Medication Edit screen.