CPRS enables users to get different views of the medications a patient is taking based on different sorting criteria. CPRS remembers the value selected by the user for the Meds tab sort. The first time a user signs into CPRS 27 the Meds tab will default to the original sort. The sort name will be display on the Meds tab.
Sort by Status/Exp Date (IMO first on Inpt)
The first format is the existing functionality and is sorted by Location, then by Status Group, then by Stop Date/Expiration Date. The existing functionality uses the following status groups:
· Pending
o NON VERIFIED
o NON-VERIFIED
o PENDING
· Active/Hold
o ACTIVE
o ON CALL
o REFILL
o REINSTATED
o RENEWED
o SUSPENDED
o HOLD
o PROVIDER HOLD
o DONE
o DRUG INTERACTIONS
· Expired
o EXPIRED
· Discontinued/Deleted
o DATE OF DEATH ENTERED
o DELETED
o DISCONTINUED
o DISCONTINUED (EDIT)
o DISCONTINUED (RENEWAL)
o DISCONTINUED BY PROVIDER
o PURGE
Sort by Status Group/Status/Location/Drug Name
The first new view is sorted by Status Group, then by Status, then by Location, then by Drug Name. The first new view uses the following Status Groups:
· Active
o Active
o Refill
o Hold
o Suspended
o Provider Hold
o On Call
· Pending
o Non-verified
o Drug Interactions
o Incomplete
o Pending
· Discontinued
o Done
o Expired
o Discontinued
o Deleted
o Discontinued By Provider
o Discontinued (Edit)
o Reinstated
o Renewed
Sort by Drug (alphabetically)/status active/status recent expired
The second new Meds tab view within CPRS is sorted alphabetically by Drug:
· Sort by drug name
· Status active
· Status recent expired (using ORCH context meds stop date)
Medications will sort Inpatient, Outpatient, and Non-VA meds. Each group will sort in their own section on the CPRS Meds tab.
To sort the medications, use these steps:
1. Select the Meds tab.
2. Select the appropriate sorting method:
o Sort by Status/Exp Date (IMO first on Inpt)
o Sort by Status Group/Status/Location/Drug Name
o Sort by Drug (alphabetically)/status active/status recent expired
Related Topics
Ordering Inpatient Medications (Simple Dose)
Ordering Inpatient Medications (Complex Dose)
Ordering Outpatient Medications (Simple Dose)