[MT-L] POM rule macro

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Chuck McWhorter

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Nov 13, 2012, 5:14:02 PM11/13/12
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Hello L,

  I’ve feeling adventurous and am trying to modify a POM rule macro to check for specific ordered procedures in OE and medications as well as for new orders during a provider session and if NONE have been ordered or are being ordered, flag the provider to order them.  I was wondering if anyone else has modified a POM rule macro to check for specific medications as opposed to using a PHA RX rule for this purpose?

Charles A. McWhorter

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Guadalupe Regional Medical Center

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Dave Tunc

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Nov 15, 2012, 8:36:19 AM11/15/12
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I've done a few of these.  The one thing you should be aware of is for a rule attached to a PHA category procedure (equivalent to your PHA order types) ON ORD will not work, only ON FILE. 
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• Designation as one of only 65 hospitals in the nation to be a Leapfrog Group Top Hospital; recognition as Grade "A" for patient safety.
• J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Hospital Program Awards for Outstanding Inpatient and Emergency Department Care.
• Magnet Designation for Nursing Excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center since 2003.
• 11 Joint Commission Gold Seals for Cardiac, Oncology, Joint Replacement, and Stroke Care.
• Best Places to Work in New Jersey Designation from NJBIZ.

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Gale Freeman

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Nov 15, 2012, 11:16:23 AM11/15/12
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What would be the difference ? They would only see the issue after they have all the orders entered ?

Gale
 
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Dave Tunc

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Nov 15, 2012, 11:22:12 AM11/15/12
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I guess I should have been more clear.  If you make an OE ON ORD rule and attach it to a PHA category, it doesnt fire the way it would if you put the same rule on a LAB order. (Upon selecting the order or in this case med).

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Freeman, Gale

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ok, thanks .


From: Dave Tunc [mailto:dt...@valleyhealth.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2012 11:22 AM
To: Gale Freeman
Cc: medit...@mtusers.com
Subject: Re: [MT-L] POM rule macro

Chuck McWhorter

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Nov 20, 2012, 9:06:15 AM11/20/12
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I have not finished testing this, but I have created the following OE rule that is attached to an ADMIT procedure that is used to document where a provider want to admit a pt. The rule checks to see if specific medications and procedures have been ordered or are being ordered and if none have, flags the provider, if any have been ordered, the provider is NOT flagged.

Rule for checking for vte orders:
0^J,
[f ord urn begin int],
DO{[f ord urn next int] IF{[f ord drug info]("HPRNI5000") 1^J;
[f ord drug info]("LVNXI30") 1^J}},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","NOVTE") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","NOPROPHYL") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","TEDS") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","PLEXBI") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","SCDBI") 1^J},
;IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","GIBLEEDNOP") 1^J},
;[f ord proc mne]="GIBLEEDNOP" 1^J;
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","HEMORRHAGE") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","THROMBOCYT") 1^J},
IF{[f last svc hrs ago]("KARDEX","ACTIVEBLEE") 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","NOVTE")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","NOPROPHYL")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","TEDS")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","PLEXBI")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","SCDBI")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","GIBLEEDNOP")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","HEMORRHAGE")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","THROMBOCYT")="Y" 1^J},
IF{[f new ord defined]("KARDEX","ACTIVEBLEE")="Y" 1^J},
"Consider 'VTE Prophylaxis' or a 'VTE Contraindication' order. "^M1,
IF{J<1 [f ord yes/no](M1_"Click No to Return to Orders");
[f ord ok]};

Charles A. McWhorter
System Analyst
Guadalupe Regional Medical Center
830.401.7447
"There are always possibilities..."

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Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2012 10:23 AM
To: 'Dave Tunc'; 'Gale Freeman'
Cc: 'medit...@mtusers.com'
Subject: Re: [MT-L] POM rule macro

ok, thanks .

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From: Dave Tunc [mailto:dt...@valleyhealth.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2012 11:22 AM
To: Gale Freeman
Cc: medit...@mtusers.com
Subject: Re: [MT-L] POM rule macro
I guess I should have been more clear.  If you make an OE ON ORD rule and attach it to a PHA category, it doesnt fire the way it would if you put the same rule on a LAB order. (Upon selecting the order or in this case med).

>>> Gale Freeman <freema...@gmail.com> 11/15/2012 11:16 AM >>>
What would be the difference ? They would only see the issue after they have all the orders entered ?

Gale
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 8:36 AM, Dave Tunc <dt...@valleyhealth.com> wrote:
I've done a few of these. The one thing you should be aware of is for a rule attached to a PHA category procedure (equivalent to your PHA order types) ON ORD will not work, only ON FILE.
__________________________________________________________________

Valley Health System is the recipient of:
* HealthGrades recognition as one of America's 100 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care, Cardiac Surgery, Coronary Intervention, Orthopedic Surgery, Joint Replacement, and Gastrointestinal Care; numerous Clinical Excellence Awards for cardiology and women's health.
* Designation as one of only 65 hospitals in the nation to be a Leapfrog Group Top Hospital; recognition as Grade "A" for patient safety.
* J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Hospital Program Awards for Outstanding Inpatient and Emergency Department Care.
* Magnet Designation for Nursing Excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center since 2003.
* 11 Joint Commission Gold Seals for Cardiac, Oncology, Joint Replacement, and Stroke Care.
* Best Places to Work in New Jersey Designation from NJBIZ.

For more information please visit www.valleyhealth.com/awards

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Valley Health System is the recipient of:
* HealthGrades recognition as one of America's 100 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care, Cardiac Surgery, Coronary Intervention, Orthopedic Surgery, Joint Replacement, and Gastrointestinal Care; numerous Clinical Excellence Awards for cardiology and women's health.
* Designation as one of only 65 hospitals in the nation to be a Leapfrog Group Top Hospital; recognition as Grade "A" for patient safety.
* J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Hospital Program Awards for Outstanding Inpatient and Emergency Department Care.
* Magnet Designation for Nursing Excellence from the American Nurses Credentialing Center since 2003.
* 11 Joint Commission Gold Seals for Cardiac, Oncology, Joint Replacement, and Stroke Care.
* Best Places to Work in New Jersey Designation from NJBIZ.
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