ADL to Release FDB Targeted Medication

ADL is adding Innovative Medication Decision Support to provide Actionable Guidance for Clinicians

Using FDB’s Targeted Medication Warnings™ the ADL/EMR will be able to leverage patient-specific, contextual clinical information within the EHR to identify only patients that manifest prescribing risks, so that resulting clinical guidance is more meaningful, actionable and presented at appropriate times in the clinical workflow.

Clinical Guidance with a Patient-First Approach

Targeted Medication Warnings is the only commercially available medication decision support content that leverages situational context and patient-specific parameters. Rather than alerting on potential clinical consequences of the medication therapy, context-relevant guidance is provided when it matters most.

The benefits are significant because as the Order Entry’s clinical decision support can incorporates more patient context, such as lab values or clinical risk scores. Thus the Order Entry can provide more meaningful information to act upon. This new, more targeted approach is designed to reduce alert fatigue and deliver meaningful, relevant, and actionable guidance to improve patient care.

Latest ADL EMR Update

ADL Data is releasing an interim EMR update

This update includes many changes to the software user interface and AI (Artificial Intelligence) that will reduce the amount of data entry and better verify the consistency of the data.

Extensive user interface changes were made to simply locate functions and reports. The Chromium web browser engine has been upgraded to its latest release, providing more functionality and better security.

 
 
 
 
 

Order Entry Quick Reference Sheets

Coming Up: Order Entry Quick Reference Sheets

Need a refresher? Are you new to ADL? Quick reference sheets will help you along the way. Reference sheets will be found in the Help > Quick Reference section of the Optimum Order Entry module, after the next software release.

Guides will include:

Entering a Weaning Dose
• Changing the Scheduled Time of Order
• Entering an Order for One-Time Dosage
• Assigning a Blood Sugar Scale
• Entering a STAT Order
• Entering an Order Dose for Every Other Day

Optimize your time by finding help directly within your work space.

ONC Health IT Certification Program Updates

Beginning January 1, 2020, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will require that Part D ePrescribing be conducted using solely the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard Version 2017071. As a result, developers of 2015 Edition certified Health IT Modules certified to the ePrescribing criterion adopted at 45 CFR 170.315(b)(3) are permitted to update their products to use the NCPDP SCRIPT Standard Version 2017071 to meet CMS’ Part D ePrescribing compliance requirements.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ADL Passes EPCS Re-Certification

ADL Data Passes DEA EPCS Re-Certification

The re-certification extends authorization to use DEA EPCS Certificates for another two years and allows physicians to use their Smartphone to comply with the required 2-Factor Authentication. This eliminates the need to carry a separate FOB or Id Cards.

A copy of the report has been posted on the ADL Website: EMR Certifications.

Approved Certification Process: //www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/ecomm/e_rx/thirdparty.htm

Verify Physicians DEA Registration: //apps.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/webforms/validateLogin.jsp