Test Report document for Medication List
Tested By ViCarePlus Team, www.vicareplus.com Tested On 03/09/2010 Total number of testcases Number of testcases passed Number of testcases failed FINAL RULE: Final Rule Text: §170.302(d) Maintain active medication list. Enable a user to electronically record, modify, and retrieve a patient’s active medication list as well as medication history for longitudinal care. NIST SUPPLIED TEST DATA TD170.302.d – 1: Record Active Medications – Ambulatory Setting 1) Diabeta (glyburide) 2.5 mg tablet by mouth every morning 2) Lipitor (atorvastatin calcium) 10mg tablet
by mouth daily 3)Lasix (furosemide) 20 mg tablet by mouth 2 times per day 4)Klor-Con (potassium chloride) 10 mEq tablet by mouth 2 times per day 5) Eythromycin (erythro
mycin ethylsuccinate) oral suspension 400 mg by mouth every 6 hours TD170.302.d – 2: Modify Active Medications – Ambulatory Setting 1)Discontinue Lipitor 2)Change
the frequency of Lasix from 2 times per day to 1 time per day 3)Change the dose of Klor-Con from 10 mEq to 20 mEq TD170.302.D – 3b: Retrieve Medication History - Ambulatory Setting List of all Medications including those that have been discontinued 1) Diabeta (glyburide) 2.5 mg tablet by mouth every morning 2)Lipitor (atorvastatin
calcium) 10 mg tablet by mouth daily -- DISCONTINUED 3)Lasix (furosemide) 20 mg tablet by mouth 1 time per day 4)Klor-Con (potassium chloride) 20 mEq tablet by mouth 2
times per day 5)Erythromycin (erythromycin ethylsuccinate) oral suspension 400 mg by mouth every 6 hours
Test Case ID Test Cases Checked DTR170.302.d – 1: Electronically Record Patient Active Medication List in an Ambulatory Setting
Select any patient and click the patient's demographics
A pop up arises which has options for adding
page and click the 'Edit' button in the Prescription section and listing prescription
Click the 'Add' button to add prescription
Enter the medication details from data set TD170.302.d All the details entered correctly without any – 1.Check 'Add to Medication list' check box and save it. omission. There is no entry for mEq in Repeat this for all the prescription details in
medicine units,so add mEq in Administration-
DTR170.302.c – 2: Electronically Modify Patient Active Medication List in an Ambulatory Setting
Click Patient/Client->Summary and select the 'Edit'
A pop up arises which has options for adding
The page for modifying prescription list
Click the edit button of the prescription to be modified
Modify data as given in TD170.302.d – 2 and save the changes. For discontinuing the medicines, uncheck
The modified details are entered correctly
DTR170.302.d – 3: Electronically Retrieve Patient Active Medication List and Medication History in an Ambulatory Setting
Select the patient for whom the medications were added In the demographics page,under Prescription
during DTR170.302.d – 1 and DTR170.302.d -2.
section all the active medications are listed
All the active medications are high lighted. The discontinued medications are displayed
Click the edit button in the Prescription section
Check whether the medications are listed as of
All the medication details are listed correctly
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