RX100 Willow Inpatient Fundamentals - Chapter 6: Dispense Location and Medication Lists Flashcards

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dispense location

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where the medication comes from (eg. main pharmacy, satellite pharmacy, floor stock, pyxis, pyxis load, etc)

noted in the bottom of the order composer

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pharmacy record

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aka PHR record

each dispense location is built as a PHR record in Epic

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PHR record

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aka pharmacy record

each dispense location is built as a PHR record in Epic

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medication list record

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aka EFY record

each pharmacy (PHR) record has an EFY record, which indicates which medications (ERX records) and packages (NDC records) are available in that pharmacy

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EFY record

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aka medication list record

each pharmacy (PHR) record has an EFY record, which indicates which medications (ERX records) and packages (NDC records) are available in that pharmacy

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how to find the dispense location for an order?

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bottom of order composer

in verify activity

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how to open and review a medication list for a dispense location?

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on the hyperspace toolbar, Pharmacy > Medication List Admin

medication lists usually have the same name as the pharmacy they belong to. open the correct medication list.

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what do the icons on the Central Pharmacy med list mean?

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green dot = medication appears on a preference list

green check = NDC is available in a given dispense location

red dot = NDC is dispensed by default

yellow dot = entire package dispensed

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what does green dot on the Central Pharmacy med list mean?

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the medication appears on a preference list

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what does green check on the Central Pharmacy med list mean?

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the NDC is available in a given dispense location

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what does red dot on the Central Pharmacy med list mean?

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the NDC is dispensed by default

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what does yellow dot on the Central Pharmacy med list mean?

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the entire package will be dispensed

eg. multi-dose packages like inhalers, tubes of cream, cups of liquid, bags of IV fluids

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what does it mean when a package is struck through on the Central Pharmacy med list?

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that package is no longer being manufactured, but may still have it in stock and available to dispense

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14
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how to only view packages on the med list that are in stock?

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select “only show NDCs on medication list”

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how is dispense location picked for an order?

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Epic automatically picks dispense location based on:
- patient’s unit
- dispense locations (or “pharmacies”)
- medication lists

there is a set preference order for dispense locations in each unit

central pharmacy is the “failsafe” dispense location

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16
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what is the “failsafe” dispense location for a new order?

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central pharmacy

17
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how are medication lists updated?

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manually

inventory is not tracked through medication lists. willow admins update the medication lists manually as needed.

18
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do medication lists keep track of inventory?

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NO - medication lists DO NOT keep track of inventory levels or how many packages/units are in stock

managing the inventory in each pharmacy is usually done in Willow Inventory or a third-party system