MANSOQ Pharmacy
Mark a medication statement as entered in error
This flow describes how to retract a medication statement that staff recorded by mistake. Pre-requisites - The patient has a medication statement in MANSOQ. - The encounter of the medication statement is open. MANSOQ blocks the change when the…
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Overview
This flow describes how to retract a medication statement that staff recorded by mistake.
Pre-requisites
- The patient has a medication statement in MANSOQ.
- The encounter of the medication statement is open. MANSOQ blocks the change when the encounter status is Completed, Cancelled, Discontinued, or Entered in Error.
- You have the permissions listed below.
Permissions
| Permission | Access |
|---|---|
| Can view questionnaire responses on patient | Lets you open the Updates tab of the patient. |
| Can submit questionnaire about patients | Lets you open a form for the patient and submit it. |
| Update Encounter related clinical data | Lets you retract a medication statement of the encounter. |
Steps
1. Open the Medication Statement form
Open the patient.
Select the Updates tab. Select Add Patient Updates.
Enter Medication Statement in the Search Forms box. Select Medication Statement in the results.
2. Open the entry
Select the entry of the medicine that staff recorded by mistake.
3. Set the status to Entered in Error
Set the Status of the entry to Entered in Error.
Note: MANSOQ offers this status only for an entry that staff saved before.
Note: You can also select the remove icon of the entry. MANSOQ asks you to confirm in the Remove Medication dialog. Select Remove. MANSOQ sets the status of the entry to Entered in Error.
4. Submit the form
Select Submit.
Expected Outcome
- MANSOQ shows the message "Questionnaire submitted successfully".
- MANSOQ keeps the medication statement with the status Entered in Error.
- MANSOQ no longer shows the statement in the Medication Statements sub-tab of the Medicines tab.
Related
Concepts:
Flows:
- Record a medication statement
- View medication statements for an encounter
- Update a medication statement
Source evidence
References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.