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09/26/17 JR -- G POD home medication form

From: Jeremy Ray
To: Pharmacists
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2017 5:47:32 PM
Subject: G POD home medication form
Attachment: G POD home meds 

All,

If you happen to verify orders for the observation unit (POD G) you may see a new home medication form. This should make the home medication ordering process much more clear. Instead of the Obs physician having to hand enter each of the home meds into wellsoft , the nurse will enter the meds into a table and the physician will address them. The nurse will indicate on the form if she needs meds to be sent or if the patient has their own home meds . Note that these orders will become deactivated if the patient becomes admitted to the floor. This is due to the fact that the admitting physician will have to address the continuation of home medications himself.

Please take a moment to look at the form. It's pretty straight forward and will hopefully simplify the process.

Let me know of questions.

Thanks

Jeremy
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Jeremy E. Ray, Pharm . D. BCPS
Clinical Specialist Critical Care/Emergency Medicine
Huntsville Hospital






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