Files > NON-VERIFIED ORDERS

name
NON-VERIFIED ORDERS
number
53.1
location
^PS(53.1,
description
Unit Dose Pharmacy orders are initially entered into this file.
Fields
#NameLocationTypeDetailsIndexDescription
.01order number(+)0;1NUMERICB This is a reference number for this order.
.24priority.2;4SET OF CODESS:STAT
A:ASAP
R:ROUTINE
P:PREOP
T:TIMING CRITICAL
D:DONE
This field contains the priority of the order that was received from OERR.
.25number0;18NUMERIC (Not currently used.)
.5patient name(+)0;15POINTER2 This is the patient for which the medication has been ordered.
1provider(+)0;2POINTER200 This field should contain the prescribing physician's name.
2dispense drug1;0MULTIPLE53.11 This is the medication ordered for the patient.
3med route(+)0;3POINTER51.2 This is the route of administration for this medication. (If a corresponding abbreviation is found for this route in the MEDICATION ROUTES file, this package will print that abbreviation on it's reports.)
4type(+)0;4SET OF CODESU:UNIT DOSE
I:INPATIENT
F:FLUID
H:HYPERAL
This identifies the type of medication ordered.
5self med0;5BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
This should contain a `1' (or `YES') if this medication is to be administered by the patient to himself.
6hospital supplied self med0;6BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
This should contain a `1' (or `YES') if this medication is to be a `SELF MED' and this site's pharmacy is to supply the medication. This is only asked if the user enters `YES' (or `1') to the SELF MED prompt. If the SELF MED field is ever edited to show `NO' (or `0'), this is automatically deleted.
7schedule type(+)0;7SET OF CODESO:ONE-TIME
P:PRN
C:CONTINUOUS
R:FILL on REQUEST
OC:ON CALL
This describes the type of schedule for the dispensing of the medication(s) that make up the order. PRE-OP orders are usually considered to be ON-CALL orders, and orders dispensed as MUTLI-DOSE CONTAINERS are usually considered to be FILL ON REQUEST orders.
8special instructions6;1FREE TEXT This is any special instructions (using abbreviations whenever possible) needed for this order. This would include the physician's reason for ordering a PRN. The abbreviations and expansions from the MEDICATION INSTRUCTIONS file are utilized.
9renewal4;9BOOLEAN1:YES
0:NO
(Not currently used.)
10start date/time(+)2;2DATE-TIME This is the date and time the order is to begin. This package initially assigns the START DATE/TIME to the closest administration time or next admin. time or NOW depends on the value of the DEFAULT START DATE CALCULATION field in the INPATIENT WARD PARAMETERS file. START DATE/TIME may not be entered prior to 7 days from the order's LOGIN DATE.
11day limit0;10NUMERIC This is the number of days that this order will last.
12dose limit0;11NUMERIC This is the number of times the medication is to be administered.
13*units per dose0;12NUMERIC This is now for use only by the package. Units per Dose is now associated with each dispense drug.
14*pre-exchange units5;6NUMERIC This is the number of actual units needed for this order until the next cart exchange.
15renewal user4;10POINTER200 This is the user who renewed this order, or marked this order to be renewed.
16verifying nurse4;1POINTER200 This is the nurse who verifies the order.
17date verified by nurse4;2DATE-TIME This is the date the order was verified by the nurse.
18verifying pharmacist4;3POINTER200 This is the pharmacist who verified the order.
19date verified by pharmacist4;4DATE-TIME This is the date the order was verified by the pharmacist.
20physician4;5POINTER200 This is the physician who signed off on the order.
21date verified by physician4;6DATE-TIME This is the date the physician signed off on the order.
22clerk4;7POINTER200 This is the user who entered the order.
23date entered by clerk4;8DATE-TIME This is the date (to the second) that the order was entered.
24solution(+)0;17POINTER50 (Not currently used.)
25stop date/time(+)2;4DATE-TIME This is the date and time the order will automatically expire. This package initially assigns a default STOP DATE/TIME, depending on the SITE PARAMETERS.
26schedule(+)2;1FREE TEXT This is the frequency (ONLY) with which the doses are to be administered. Several forms of entry are acceptable, such as Q6H, 09-12-15, STAT, QOD, and MO-WE-FR@AD (where MO-WE-FR are days of the week, and AD is the admin times). The schedule will show on the MAR, labels, etc. No more than TWO spaces (Q3H 4, TID PC PRN, or Q4H PRN) in the schedule are acceptable. If the letters PRN are found as part of the schedule, no admin times will print on the MAR or labels, and the PICK LIST will always show a count of zero (0). Avoid using notation such as W/F (with food) or WM (with meals)in the schedule as it may cause erroneous calculations. That information should be entered into the SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS. When using the MO-WE-FR@AD schedule, please remember that this type of schedule will not work properly without the "@" character and at least one admin time, and that at least the first two letters of each weekday entered is needed.
27order date(+)0;14DATE-TIME This is the date the medication was ordered.
27.1log-in date(+)0;16DATE-TIME This is the date (to the second) the ordered was entered.
28status(+)0;9SET OF CODESA:ACTIVE
D:DISCONTINUED
I:INCOMPLETE
N:NON-VERIFIED
U:UNRELEASED
P:PENDING
DE:DISCONTINUED (EDIT)
This is the status of the order.
29date renewal marked4;11DATE-TIME This is the date the order was marked to be renewed.
30marked cancelled4;12BOOLEAN1:YES
0:NO
This is an internal flag showing that the order has been marked to be cancelled.
31marked cancelled user4;13POINTER200 This is the user who marked the order to be cancelled.
32inactive date/time2;3DATE-TIME This is the original stop date of the order, and is updated when the order is cancelled.
33doses called for5;2NUMERIC This is the total amount of the medication to be dispensed as calculated by the package.
34doses actually dispensed5;3NUMERIC This is the amount of the medication actually dispensed as entered by the pharmacist.
35returns5;5NUMERIC This is the number of doses returned of this medication from the patient's cassette upon the termination of this order.
36total returns5;4NUMERIC This is the total amount of returns for this order.
37total units dispensedCOMPUTED This is the total amount dispensed for this order, including PRE-EXCHANGE NEEDS and EXTRA UNITS DISPENSED.
38date marked cancelled4;14DATE-TIME This is the date that the order was marked for cancellation.
39admin times2;5FREE TEXT This is the set of administration times for this order.
40comments3;0WORD-PROCESSING This is any remarks needed for this order.
41frequency (in minutes)2;6FREE TEXT This is either a code or the number of minutes between the administration times for the order.
42transfer4;15BOOLEAN1:YES
0:NO
This is an internal flag set if the order was cancelled due to the patient being transferred.
43pv flag4;16BOOLEAN1:YES
0:NO
This is an internal flag set if the order was ever verified by a pharmacist.
44label date7;1DATE-TIME This is the date the last label record was created for this order.
45label reason7;2SET OF CODESD:DISCONTINUED
E:EDITED
N:NEW
DE:DISCONTINUED (EDIT)
This is the last activity to take place on the order that created a label record.
46new order no.0;19NUMERIC When an order is first made active, the new order number (from ^PS(55)) is stored in this field. (Not currently used.)
47sig6.5;1FREE TEXT This is the provider's exact instructions for this order's medication and its administration.
48purge flag0;20SET OF CODES1:ORDER TO BE PURGED
This is an internal flag set when the order is due to be purged (deleted).
49orders file entry0;21FREE TEXT This is the pointer value of the corresponding entry in the Orders file (100) when the order is entered through the OE/RR process.
50last ward0;23POINTER42 This is the last ward the patient was located when the order expired or was discontinued. This is automatically updated by the Unit Dose package when the package finds that the patient is first admitted or when the patient is found to have been transferred. This allows any returns that are entered to be credited to the correct ward.
51label creator7;3POINTER200 This is the user who took the action that created the label for this order.
52ward for auto-cancel label7;4POINTER42 This is the ward the patient was on before the transfer or discharge that created the label occurred.
53iv type8;1SET OF CODESA:ADMIXTURE
C:CHEMOTHERAPY
H:HYPERAL
P:PIGGYBACK
S:SYRINGE
Type of IV - "A" for Admixture, "C" for Chemotherapy, "H" for Hyperal, "P" for Piggyback, and "S" for Syringe.
54chemotherapy type(+)8;2SET OF CODESA:ADMIXTURE
P:PIGGYBACK
S:SYRINGE
A chemotherapy IV order may be one of three type: admixture, piggyback, or syringe. The type of chemotherapy IV must be identified as one of these types, so the system will know what kinds of questions to ask in order to properly complete this order.
55syringe size8;3FREE TEXT Enter the size of the syringe which is to be used to administer this IV.
56intermittent syringe(+)8;4BOOLEAN1:YES
0:NO
A syringe IV order may be continuous or intermittent. If a syringe type is continuous (not intermittent), the same order entry procedure will be followed as if a hyperal or admixture is being entered. If a syringe order is to be intermittent, the same order entry method as the piggyback type will be followed.
57additiveAD;0MULTIPLE53.157 The additive in the IV. This looks at the IV ADDITIVES file (52.6).
58solutionSOL;0MULTIPLE53.158 Solution in the IV. Points to the IV SOLUTIONS file (52.7).
59infusion rate8;5FREE TEXT The rate at which the IV is to be administered. This value, together with the total volume of the hyperal or the admixture type, is used to determine the time covered by one bag; hence the system can predict the bags needed during a specified time of coverage. This field is free text for IVPB's. For LVP's you must enter a number representing the infusion rate. You may also specify the # of bags per day needed, which will become the default number of LABELS PER DAY. Example. 125 = 125 ml/hr (IV system will calculate bags needed per day) 125@2 = 125 ml/hr with 2 labels per day TITRATE@1 = TITRATE with 1 label per day. The format of this field is either a number only or [FREE TEXT@NUMBER OF LABELS PER DAY]. Note: If an administration time(s) is defined, the number of labels will reflect the administration time(s) for the IVPB type orders. For example: One administration time of 12:00 is specified. The infusion rate is entered as 125@3. Only 1 label will print.
60schedule interval8;6NUMERIC Interval (in minutes) between administrations of the IV order.
61atzero8;7SET OF CODES1:PRINT PB'S ON DEMAND
If an IV order is intermittent and a schedule was entered in the form SCHEDULE@0. Notice there are no spaces in the input. When a schedule is entered in this form, this field is set to 1. This causes the order to be printed on the Ward and Manufacturing lists with 0 doses due. Scheduled labels for the order will not be printed unless the Ward list is updated before printing scheduled labels. This is a "print on demand" function similar to entering INFUSION RATE@0 for continuous orders.
62iv room(+)8;8POINTER59.5IV room where IV bag was prepared for administration.
63remarks9;1FREE TEXT This is not displayed on IV labels, but is printed on some IV reports.
64other print info9;2FREE TEXT For use by Pharmacy to print additional information on IV labels and reports.
66provider comments12;0WORD-PROCESSING This is used to store any additional information the provider needs to pass along to pharmacy or ward personnel when an order is entered through OE/RR.
68previous order number0;8NUMERIC When an order is created from an active order, the old number (from ^PS(55)) is stored in this field.
101*primary drug.1;1POINTER50.3 This is the primary drug associated with the order. If the order is a unit dose order all dispensed drugs entered must be matched to the order's primary drug. If the order is an IV order at least one of the additives or solutions entered must match the primary drug.
102*dosage ordered(+).1;2FREE TEXT This is the amount of the medication the patient is to receive as one dose for this order. This should be an amount with a unit of measure, such '500MG' or '50CC'. THIS SHOULD NOT BE THE NUMBER OF TABLETS, ETC.
103reason order created0;24SET OF CODESN:NEW
R:RENEWAL
E:EDIT
This is used to show the method used to create this order.
104previous order0;25FREE TEXT If an action is taken on an order that causes a new order to be created, this will contain a code identifying the previous order.
105following order0;26FREE TEXT If an action is taken on an order that causes a new order to be created, this will contain a code identifying the order created.
106*nature of order(+).1;3SET OF CODESW:WRITTEN
P:TELEPHONED
V:VERBAL
E:PROVIDER ENTERED
This is the method the provider used to communicate to the user to enter (or take any other action) the order.
107reason for following order0;27SET OF CODESE:EDIT
R:RENEWAL
If the order has been edited or renewed, this will contain the code corresponding to the action taken.
108orderable item.2;1POINTER50.7This identifies the Orderable Item associated with the order. If the order contains multiple dispense drugs, or a single dispense drug requiring multiple units/dose, the Orderable Item and Dosage Ordered fields will be displayed.
109dosage ordered.2;2FREE TEXTThis is the amount of the medication the patient is to receive as one dose for this order. This should be an amount with a unit of measure, such as '500mg' or '50CC'. THIS SHOULD NOT BE THE NUMBER OF TABLETS, ETC.
110nature of order.2;3SET OF CODESW:WRITTEN
P:TELEPHONED
V:VERBAL
E:ELECTRONICALLY ENTERED
I:POLICY
S:SERVICE CORRECTION
D:DUPLICATE
This is the method the provider used to communicate the order to the user to enter (or take any other action on) the order.
111instructions.3;1FREE TEXT
112order checks10;0MULTIPLE53.1112
113clinicDSS;1POINTER44Entry must be a clinic. Depending on the condition, INACTIVATE and REACTIVATE dates may exist.
114last renew14;0MULTIPLE53.1114This multiple contains the data that relates to the renewal of an order.
115requested start date/time2.5;1DATE-TIMEThis is the Date/Time the provider is requesting that this order start.
116duration2.5;2FREE TEXTThis is the length of time in days the provider requests that this order last.
117requested stop date/time2.5;3DATE-TIMEThis is the Date/Time the provider is requesting that this order stop.
118ud/iv prompt0;13BOOLEAN1:YES
This field will be used during the finishing process to determine if the user should be prompted whether they wish to finish the order as an IV or Unit Dose order.
119activity logA;0MULTIPLE53.1119This is a record of the actions that have taken place on the order.Actions include EDIT, RENEWAL, CANCELLATION, and FINISH. Stored with the action is the date and time the action took place and the user who took the action. If the action is an edit, the data in the field edited prior to the edit is also stored.
120dose.2;5NUMERICThis is the numeric dosage for the order. It will be combined with the UNIT field to show the dosage ordered. For a dosage of 325MG, 325 would be stored here.
121unit.2;6FREE TEXTThis is the field which contains the unit for the numeric dosage. The combination of these two fields gives you the dosage ordered for this order. For a dosage of 325MG, MG would be stored here.
122si flag6;2BOOLEAN1:YES
This flag controls whether the user administering this order in BCMA will have the Special Instructions displayed in a pop-up box.
123opi flag9;3BOOLEAN1:YES
This flag controls whether the user administering this order in BCMA will have the Other Print Info displayed in a pop-up box.
124flagged.2;7BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
This indicates that this order has been flagged for clarification.
125orders file parent order.2;8POINTER100ACXThis is the parent of a CPRS order that may have a parent/child relationship in CPRS
126appointment date/timeDSS;2DATE-TIMEThis is the date and time of the appointment this order is being placed for.
127requested iv limitation2.5;4FREE TEXTThis is the length of time to administer, or the total volume to administer, for IV fluid orders. The value may be in ML or CC for milliliters, L for liters, D for days, or H for hours.
128iv type category2.5;5SET OF CODESI:INTERMITTENT
C:CONTINUOUS
This field contains the category of the order's IV TYPE. The IV TYPE CATEGORY will be "C" (Continuous) for orders with an IV TYPE of Admixture, Hyperal, Non-Intermittent Syringe, or Chemotherapy with a CHEMOTHERAPY TYPE of Admixture, Hyperal, or Non-Intermittent Syringe. The IV TYPE CATEGORY will be "I" (Intermittent) for orders with an IV TYPE of Piggyback, Intermittent Syringe, or Chemotherapy with a CHEMOTHERAPY TYPE of Piggyback or Intermittent Syringe.
129most recent flag comment13;1FREE TEXT
130intervention11;0MULTIPLE53.13Interventions logged during Inpatient Order Entry in response to drug-drug or drug-allergy order checks. Only interventions associated with a specific Inpatient Order will be stored with that order.
131labels per day17;1NUMERICThe number of IV labels needed each day. If populated, this value will override the system-calculated number of labels.
135special instructions (long)15;0WORD-PROCESSINGThis is any special instructions needed for this order. This would include the physician's reason for ordering a PRN.
136other print info (long)16;0WORD-PROCESSINGFor use by Pharmacy to print additional information on IV labels and reports. This is very similar to the REMARKS (#.1) field in the IV (#100) multiple of the PHARMACY PATIENT (#55) file, except OTHER PRINT INFO is shown on the label and the IV REPORTS.

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  1. PHARMACY SYSTEM (59.7) -- last n-v order converted to v4, last n-v order converted to v4