Medication administration · VERSION 912828b3
Read the prescriber and latest entry recorder correctly
Identify the medication requester separately from the latest administration entry recorder. These current-version captions do not establish the clinical performer or replace inspection of the selected event.
Nurse
Identify the prescriber and latest entry recorder
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. The saved 2 count event shows the actual MedicationRequest requester as Doctor and latest event recorder as Nurse. The underlying prerequisite creator is separate; no clinical performer is inferred from the recorder.
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- Latest entry recorder: The event recorder is shown without labelling the event as completed or equating the recorder with a clinical performer.
- Prescribed by the requester: This caption follows the medication request requester rather than the latest administration recorder.
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Before you begin
- Confirm the intended patient, active encounter and medication request. The example is a fictional Polyclinic Inpatient case using an existing Nurse account.
Recorded release 912828b3 · 2026-10-18T22:42:31.811Z · 1728 × 921 Open the chosen encounter medication history
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. Exact release 912828 after the two bounded UI writes: same existing event completed with a distinct end and one new Not Done entry. Eight events across three active requests. The group is expanded so the learner can inspect a specific occurrence rather than relying on the collapsed summary.
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26c3114f9d592588ca0de65ddf17dc0e55e55281aa96af48de5edfa462874eef- Medicine Administration workspace: Choose Medicines, then Medicine Administration, in the verified active encounter.
- Inspect a specific occurrence: This is the same entry used for the completion demonstration; expand a group to distinguish its individual request rows.
- Inspect the saved 2 count entry: This separate multi-instruction request contains the existing event whose dose is locked.
- Use an account authorized for the encounter. The synthetic order was created separately by IT setup with a Doctor requester; the actual event records were entered through the Nurse interface.
Recorded release 912828b3 · 2026-10-18T22:40:48.129Z · 1728 × 921 Identify the prescriber and latest entry recorder
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. The saved 2 count event shows the actual MedicationRequest requester as Doctor and latest event recorder as Nurse. The underlying prerequisite creator is separate; no clinical performer is inferred from the recorder.
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4374aeb0f598c0e78019adf1d385ddbdc9faaa9ae217bd219b1a76a0a479092c- Latest entry recorder: The event recorder is shown without labelling the event as completed or equating the recorder with a clinical performer.
- Prescribed by the requester: This caption follows the medication request requester rather than the latest administration recorder.
1. Open the intended medication event
In Medicines, choose Medicine Administration. Expand the product group when several requests share a product, then open the intended occurrence in its individual request row. Check the request and event rather than assuming the collapsed group summary identifies the selected record.
Open the chosen encounter medication history
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. Exact release 912828 after the two bounded UI writes: same existing event completed with a distinct end and one new Not Done entry. Eight events across three active requests. The group is expanded so the learner can inspect a specific occurrence rather than relying on the collapsed summary.
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- Medicine Administration workspace: Choose Medicines, then Medicine Administration, in the verified active encounter.
- Inspect a specific occurrence: This is the same entry used for the completion demonstration; expand a group to distinguish its individual request rows.
- Inspect the saved 2 count entry: This separate multi-instruction request contains the existing event whose dose is locked.
Identify the prescriber and latest entry recorder
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. The saved 2 count event shows the actual MedicationRequest requester as Doctor and latest event recorder as Nurse. The underlying prerequisite creator is separate; no clinical performer is inferred from the recorder.
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- Latest entry recorder: The event recorder is shown without labelling the event as completed or equating the recorder with a clinical performer.
- Prescribed by the requester: This caption follows the medication request requester rather than the latest administration recorder.
2. Distinguish the two header captions
Prescribed by shows the medication request requester, the Doctor in this example. Latest administration entry shows the latest entry context and Recorded by shows that entry’s recorder, the Nurse here. The latest-entry header is not a statement that the selected historical event was clinically performed by that person. The order’s separate IT prerequisite creator is not substituted for the prescriber.
Identify the prescriber and latest entry recorder
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. The saved 2 count event shows the actual MedicationRequest requester as Doctor and latest event recorder as Nurse. The underlying prerequisite creator is separate; no clinical performer is inferred from the recorder.
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- Latest entry recorder: The event recorder is shown without labelling the event as completed or equating the recorder with a clinical performer.
- Prescribed by the requester: This caption follows the medication request requester rather than the latest administration recorder.
Recorder and clinical performer are different facts
Recorded by describes the event record creator used by this interface. It does not prove who clinically performed, witnessed or verified care. A latest entry may document a nonadministration status. Review the selected event’s status, occurrence and note, and use the facility’s approved clinical documentation process for any other required attribution.
Identify the prescriber and latest entry recorder
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. The saved 2 count event shows the actual MedicationRequest requester as Doctor and latest event recorder as Nurse. The underlying prerequisite creator is separate; no clinical performer is inferred from the recorder.
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- Latest entry recorder: The event recorder is shown without labelling the event as completed or equating the recorder with a clinical performer.
- Prescribed by the requester: This caption follows the medication request requester rather than the latest administration recorder.
Verify Not Done saved with the edited start and no end
Capture details
Exact committed release 912828b3 on a separate isolated nonproduction clone. Existing Nurse; fictional Polyclinic Inpatient software exercise only. Independent Nurse and Doctor GET200 returned one new Not Done event at 01:20 local with end null. The prior seven event objects are unchanged. This reopened saved record confirms the same status and occurrence.
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- Saved Not Done: The selected event state persisted despite the generic submit caption.
- Saved edited start: The saved start remains 01:20 local.
- Saved empty end: The saved event has no completion end.
Source evidence
Every citation uses this exact committed version. The private source repository requires access.
- repositories/platform/mansoq-web/src/components/Medicine/MedicationAdministration/MedicineAdminForm.tsx:589 ·
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490b23b1796a5dbbf0477802f806614fe9f64a33de3a6c2b19ccf6ed0482c7ba - repositories/platform/mansoq-web/src/components/Medicine/MedicationAdministration/AdministrationTab.tsx:230 ·
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