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Continue with Admission - Basic Flow starting from step 2.
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Example of synced home medication.
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Admission - Variant 2: Home Medication EHR is outdated compared to Vitalink - In this example, it is visible that the home medication of the EHR is synced with the Vitalink data.
- Vitalink has newer information, which is added to the home medication of the EHR.
- The medication line coming from Vitalink is clearly indicated (highlight, icon, label).
- The healthcare professional can add/edit/stop/... medication from the home medication of the EHR before transferring it to the admission medication.
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Example of selection made to transfer home medication to admission medication.
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- In this case, the healthcare professional decides to transfer only 6 medication lines to the admission medication.
- These medication lines can be selected via checking the check boxes.
- Next the healthcare professional can press the button to do the transfer to the admission medication.
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The healthcare professional selects at the end the admission the medication that should be transferred to the home medication.
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- The healthcare professional is in the section 'Admission medication'.
- The 6 medication lines that were indicated to be transferred to the admission medication are visible.
- It is possible to substitute the medication.
- This can be done by clicking on the substitute icon on each medication line:
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- Or by opening the drop down menu via the arrow pointing down (visible at each medication line) and via selecting the feature 'substitution':
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- Next, a screen overlay opens with the substitution options.
- The active medication will be displayed in list of scheme view, depending on the choice of the healthcare professional.
- For admission, scheme view is normally preferred; so by default it should open in scheme view.
- The healthcare professional should be able to select within the scheme view the most appropriate view (by day / by hour / ...).
- The healthcare professional can add/edit/stop/... medication lines in the admission medication.
- When discharging the patient, the admission medication will be transferred to the home medication module.
- This can be done by checking the check boxes of the medication lines that need to be transferred.
- Next the healthcare professional can press the button to do the transfer to the admission medication.
- In this example, the healthcare professional decides to only transfer 5 medication lines to the home medication.
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Example of home medication after transferring the admission medication.
The former medication lines from the home medication that were not transferred to the admission medication are visualized with a grey background.
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- The admission medication is transferred to the home medication.
- Medication that is substituted can be re-substituted by using the resubstitute icon of via the drop down menu.
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- Via the substitute icon, it is clearly visible for the healthcare professional which medication lines should be put in their original state (product) for the hospital discharge.
- The medication lines that were originally in the home medication but were not transferred to the admission medication, are visualized in a grey background.
- In this way, the healthcare professional can easily identify and evaluate if these medication lines are still relevant.
- Medication lines that aren't relevant anymore can be stopped via the drop down menu per medication line.
- The healthcare professional decides in this example to stop the Lormetazepam EG.
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Example of home medication that is ready to be validated & uploaded to Vitalink. |
- Next, the healthcare professional can validate the relevant lines of the home medication and update Vitalink.
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Variant 3: Vitalink changes during hospital admission
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