4 Demonstrate how the materials needed by the assistive Materials needed by the assistive technology are technology for identification of the patients and the generated. [INP] medications are generated. TE1.02 5 Sign on as a user with eMAR authorization and access and The eMAR is accessed and displayed. display the eMAR for the first test patient. [INP] TE1.03-1.05 6 For the first patient, administer the medications and EHR assistive technology correctly and accurately verifies IN1.01 demonstrate how the EHR assistive technology is used to the right patient and the right medication, dose, route, [INP] determine that the right patient is identified and to verify and time for each medication administered. TE2.01 the following for each medication order: Medication is the right medication based on the Using the system clock, the Proctor documents the User medication order; ID, date and time that the medication administration Dose matches the dose information in the information was verified and/or submitted to the patient’s medication order; record for each medication administered. Route matches the route information in the medication order; and Current time matches the time indicated for the medication being administered in the medication order. TE2.02 7 Display the date, time, and user ID for each medication The system-generated dates, times and user IDs match administered at Step 6 that was electronically, those recorded by the Proctor in Step 6. [INP] automatically, and simultaneously recorded. TE1.06 8 Select the second test patient and using EHR assistive Using EHR assistive technology, an automated “wrong technology, generate a “wrong patient” automated patient” message appears during the eMAR verification [INP] IN1.02 message during the eMAR verification process. process. Example: Patient ID barcode does not match the patient for whom the eMAR is being displayed.
4 [INP] Demonstrate how the materials needed by the assistive technology for identification of the patients and the medications are generated. Materials needed by the assistive technology are generated. 5 [INP] Sign on as a user with eMAR authorization and access and display the eMAR for the first test patient. The eMAR is accessed and displayed. TE1.02 6 [INP] For the first patient, administer the medications and demonstrate how the EHR assistive technology is used to determine that the right patient is identified and to verify the following for each medication order: Medication is the right medication based on the medication order; Dose matches the dose information in the medication order; Route matches the route information in the medication order; and Current time matches the time indicated for the medication being administered in the medication order. EHR assistive technology correctly and accurately verifies the right patient and the right medication, dose, route, and time for each medication administered. Using the system clock, the Proctor documents the User ID, date and time that the medication administration information was verified and/or submitted to the patient’s record for each medication administered. TE1.03-1.05 IN1.01 TE2.01 7 [INP] Display the date, time, and user ID for each medication administered at Step 6 that was electronically, automatically, and simultaneously recorded. The system-generated dates, times and user IDs match those recorded by the Proctor in Step 6. TE2.02 8 [INP] Select the second test patient and using EHR assistive technology, generate a “wrong patient” automated message during the eMAR verification process. Example: Patient ID barcode does not match the patient for whom the eMAR is being displayed. Using EHR assistive technology, an automated “wrong patient” message appears during the eMAR verification process. TE1.06 IN1.02
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