[MT-L] MAGIC - PHA, Report to show Patients who received a drug and number of doses

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Tim R. McCombs

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Sep 2, 2010, 9:09:49 AM9/2/10
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Does anyone have a report that will compile a list of patients who were
ordered a given drug and the number of doses that were dispensed? (They
want doses received, but many orders are outpt and administrations were
not documented.)

Thanks,

Tim McCombs

Beaufort Memorial Hospital


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Charles Downs

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Sep 2, 2010, 5:21:27 PM9/2/10
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You can find a Meditech report in pharmacy under #43 Statistics/Usage/Revenue then #20 Drug Utilization Statistics. However, you would have had to have the "Keep Use Stats?" on page 1 of the drug dictionary set to Y.
Charlie


Charles Downs PharmD
Information Services Pharmacist
Washington County Hospital
251 E. Antietam Street
Hagerstown, MD, 21740
301-790-8904

Thanks,

Tim McCombs

Beaufort Memorial Hospital

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