[MT-L] Magic 5.62 - Emar doses that are missed

[Roger Beverly]

Does anyone have a report or know of a way to determine the number of
doses that were scheduled to be administered, but were not documented
on?

I am trying to find out how many doses, especially one time doses, are
getting missed.

thanks - Roger


Roger Beverly, PharmD
Clinical Coordinator
Conway Medical Center
300 Singleton Ridge Rd
Conway, SC 29526
843-347-8120
rbev...@cmc-sc.com <mailto:rbev...@cmc-sc.com>
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[Charles Downs]

Roger - Have you tried #14 eMAR Exception Report under e-MAR reports? It should list all med times that haven't been documented against.
Charlie

Charles Downs PharmD
Information Services Pharmacist
Meritus Health, Inc.
11116 Medical Campus Road
Hagerstown, MD, 21742
301-790-8904

thanks - Roger

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[Patricia Boston]

When we rolled out eMAR initially, we had the Exception Report set up to run on a scheduled basis for each unit each shift so that omissions/missed documentation, if any, could be caught and corrected prior to the nurse leaving.
Patricia Boston, MSN, RN
Clinical Informatics Manager
Southern Maine Medical Center
One Medical Center Drive
Biddeford, ME 04005
207-283-7649
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