Electronic receipt and processing of any VA or non-VA inpatient medication orders. Electronic receipt and processing of any VA or non-VA orders for Durable Medical Equipment (DME), such as wheel chairs. Electronic receipt and processing of Rx refill requests from a VA non-VA patient’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Electronic transfers of prescriptions from any non-VA pharmacy to a VA pharmacy. Electronic transfers of prescriptions from a VA pharmacy to a non-VA pharmacy. The ability for the VA to request an Electronic Prior Authorization (ePA) form and authorization from a provider. The following are out of an eRx which requires validation by Pharmacists. user’s control, Patient: eRxs can be sent for any patient, including Veterans or non-Veterans. Provider: eRxs can be sent by any provider, whether VA authorized or not. Drugs: VA has no control over the drug, nor the name of drug sent to VA. SIG: VA has no control over directions that are sent to VA. All information coming to the VA is controlled by the EHR system which is what the provider is using to send information to the VA. VA has no control over the process. User Interfaces There are two user interfaces associated with IEP, including the following: IEP Web-Based Application VistA Outpatient Pharmacy Module eRx Holding Queue Inbound ePrescribing Web-Based Application The IEP Web-based application is used by Pharmacy Users, Administrators, Pharmacy Managers, and PBM Admin personnel. It has tab displays for the following: Home Pharmacy Management Track/Audit Reports User Management Help
Electronic receipt and processing of any VA or non-VA inpatient medication orders. Electronic receipt and processing of any VA or non-VA orders for Durable Medical Equipment (DME), such as wheel chairs. Electronic receipt and processing of Rx refill requests from a VA patient’s non-VA Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Electronic transfers of prescriptions from any non-VA pharmacy to a VA pharmacy. Electronic transfers of prescriptions from a VA pharmacy to a non-VA pharmacy. The ability for the VA to request an Electronic Prior Authorization (ePA) form and authorization from a provider. The following are out of an eRx user’s control, which requires validation by Pharmacists. Patient: eRxs can be sent for any patient, including Veterans or non-Veterans. Provider: eRxs can be sent by any provider, whether VA authorized or not. Drugs: VA has no control over the drug, nor the name of drug sent to VA. SIG: VA has no control over directions that are sent to VA. All information coming to the VA is controlled by the EHR system which is what the provider is using to send information to the VA. VA has no control over the process. User Interfaces There are two user interfaces associated with IEP, including the following: IEP Web-Based Application VistA Outpatient Pharmacy Module eRx Holding Queue Inbound ePrescribing Web-Based Application The IEP Web-based application is used by Pharmacy Users, Administrators, Pharmacy Managers, and PBM Admin personnel. It has tab displays for the following: Home Pharmacy Management Track/Audit Reports User Management Help