Enter Medication Procedure Order Details

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Edit and Use Preconfigured Procedure Orders

In theProcedure Orderssection, from theProcedurelist, select the procedure for which you want to place the order. The list includes all the procedures entered in theProceduresection of theASC - Intaketemplate. Select the type and category of the procedure order. All the preconfigured procedure orders matching the selected type and category appear in a grid. Procedure Orders From the grid, select the preconfigured procedure order that you want to edit and use. To verify the procedure orders automatically on moving to the Today's Procedure grid, select the Verify Procedure Orders when added to Today's Orders check box. Note: When you select medication procedure orders, the drug interaction window containing all the interactions for the selected medication opens. You must acknowledge the interactions to proceed with the order. The details of the selected procedure order appear in the relevant fields. Make the desired changes in the fields. Click Add. The updated procedure order appears in

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Add a Procedure Order During Procedure

The created procedure orders appear in the Today's Procedure Orders grid. Open the ASC - Physician Procedure template. In theProcedure Orderssection, from theProcedurelist, select the procedure for which you want to place the order. The list includes all the procedures entered in theProceduresection of theASC - Intaketemplate. Select type and category of the procedure order. All the preconfigured procedure orders matching the selected type and category appear in the grid. Procedure Orders To add a preconfigured procedure order, select it from the grid. To sign the procedure orders automatically on moving to the Today's Procedure grid, select the Sign Procedure Orders when added to Today's Orders check box. Note: When you select medication procedure orders, the drug interaction window containing all the interactions for the selected medication opens. You must acknowledge the interactions to proceed with the order. To add a new procedure order, do one of the following: Select General Pro

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Add a Procedure Order

The created procedure orders appear in the Today's Procedure Orders grid. In theProcedure Orderssection, from theProcedurelist, select the procedure for which you want to place the order. The list includes all the procedures entered in theProceduresection of theASC - Intaketemplate. Select the type and category of the procedure order. All the preconfigured procedure orders matching the selected type and category appear in the grid. Procedure Orders To add a preconfigured procedure order, select it from the grid. To verify the procedure orders automatically on moving to the Today's Procedure grid, select the Verify Procedure Orders when added to Today's Orders check box. Note: When you select medication procedure orders, the drug interaction window containing all the interactions for the selected medication opens. You must acknowledge the interactions to proceed with the order. To add a new procedure order, do one of the following: Select General procedure order, and then enter the orde

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Medication Fields to Configure a Medication

This table describes how to use the medication fields that appear to configure medication procedure orders. Field Description Medication Select a medication from the list. The associated National Drug Code (NDC) ID appears in the NDC ID field. If available, the medication dosage appears in the Sig, Dose, and Units fields. Sig Enter the Sig values. Note: : If you enter values in the Sig field, any pre-existing values in the Dose, Units, Route, and Site fields clear. The document Sig value clears from the Sig field, if you attempt to enter values in the Dose, Units, Route, and Site fields. Dose If Sig is not documented, enter the number of dosage. The values entered in the Dose field appear in the Sig field. Units If Sig is not documented, select the unit of dosage. The values entered in the Units field concatenate in the Sig field. Route If Sig is not documented, select the medication route. The values entered in the Route field concatenate in the Sig field. Site If Sig is not documente

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Update Today's Procedure Orders

Expand the Procedure Orders section. From the Today's Procedure Orders grid, select the procedure order that you want to update. Based on the type of the selected procedure order, General procedure order or Medication procedure order is selected and the relevant data appears in the fields. Make the desired changes in the fields. Note: When you update medication procedure orders, the drug interaction window containing all the interactions opens on selecting the new medication. You must acknowledge the interactions to proceed with the order. Click Update. Parent topic: Edit and Use Preconfigured Procedure Orders

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Add Medication in the Medication Module

Click Prescribe New option in the Medication module. In the Medication Searchwindow, search a medication and click Select. Medication Search window Click the Sig link in the Medication module and enter the Sig information. Medication Module Click Done. Enter the Quantity, Refills, Start date information. Click Accept.The Active medication displays in the grid. Medication Module Close the Medication module. Parent topic: Add Medications in the Order Management Template

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