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Name |
Type |
Discontinued? |
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1 |
ORDER_MED_ID |
NUMERIC |
No |
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The unique ID of the order that these actions were taken on. |
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2 |
CONTACT_DATE_REAL |
FLOAT |
No |
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A unique, internal contact date in decimal format. The integer portion of the number indicates the date of the contact. The digits after the decimal distinguish different contacts on the same date and are unique for each contact on that date. For example, .00 is the first/only contact, .01 is the second contact, etc. |
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3 |
FILL_PHR_ID |
NUMERIC |
No |
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The fill pharmacy for prescription being filled from Integrated pharmacy for each fill. A prescription could be filled multiple times and each fill will have a fill pharmacy saved. A fill request is a contact on the order record recording information about the specific dispense of the order. |
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4 |
FILL_PHR_ID_PHARMACY_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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The name of the pharmacy. |
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5 |
FILL_AUTHPHRMCST_ID_PROV_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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The name of the service provider. This item may be hidden in a public view of the CLARITY_SER table. |
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6 |
FILL_SERVICE_DATE |
DATETIME |
No |
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The date of service for a prescription fill. The date of service can be entered by a user during the filling process. If no service date was entered by the user, then the date of service is the date of the first successful adjudication. If the prescription fill was not adjudicated, then the date of service is the date the fill was dispensed. |
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7 |
FILL_NUMBER |
NUMERIC |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. The value is used in adjudication to indicate what fill we are adjudicating. The fill numbers are sequential with the first fill set to 0 and all refills numbered 1-99. |
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8 |
FILL_SUPPLY_DAYS |
NUMERIC |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This is the number of days this fill will supply. For example, this fill dispensed enough to cover a 30-day supply. |
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9 |
FILL_DISP_QTY |
NUMERIC |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This is the actual amount the pharmacy is dispensing. This may be different from the intended quantity, which is what the prescriber intended the patient to receive. The two numbers may be different if the patient can only pay for a smaller days supply, or the pharmacy may only have a small amount of the medication left to dispense. |
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10 |
FILL_INT_SUP_DAYS |
NUMERIC |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. If the fill is a partial fill, this is the number of days the supply that is dispensed will cover. For example, I have a partial fill of 15 tabs for a Daily medication. The intended days supply would be 15. |
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11 |
FILL_IS_PARTIAL_YN |
VARCHAR |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This item indicates if the fill is a partial one. If the patient can only pay for a smaller supply or the pharmacy may only have a small amount of the medication left to dispense, then the actual amount dispensed will be different from the intended amount, which is what the prescriber intended the patient to receive. For example, if the patient has a fill of 30 tabs for a Daily medication for 30 days of supply, a partial fill of 15 tabs will cover 15 days of supply; and the patient can receive the rest of the fill later when the patient can pay or the pharmacy has more to dispense. This flag is also used in adjudication to let the insurer know that a fill is a partial one and the insurance company will adjust the payment amount accordingly. |
May contain organization-specific values: No |
Category Entries: |
No |
Yes |
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12 |
FILL_SOURCE_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
|
When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This item saves the information about where/how the fill was initiated. For example, if the patient walks in the pharmacy and hands a paper script to the pharmacist, then the source will be Walk-in; if the prescription is routed from EpicCare order entry, then the source will be EpicCare; and if the patient requests a refill through MyChart, then the source will be MyChart. |
May contain organization-specific values: No |
Category Entries: |
IVR |
Web |
Pharmacy |
Ambulatory |
Discharge |
External E-Prescription |
Other |
Telephone |
Hospital Outpatient |
Surgery |
Emergency |
System |
Call Center |
Reporting Workbench |
Automatic Refill |
Pharmacy Front Counter |
Dispense Activity |
External System |
Willow Home Infusion |
Prescription Document |
Willow Inpatient |
Resupply Request |
Residential Facility |
Hospital |
Test Billing |
E-Transfer |
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|
13 |
FILL_TYPE_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This item saves the type of the fill. The first fill on the new prescription will have the type of New; a refill will have the type of Refill; and refill requests will have the type of EpicCare Refill Request or Non-EpicCare Refill Request, depending on whether the authorizing provider is an EpicCare provider. |
May contain organization-specific values: No |
Category Entries: |
First Fill |
Fill |
EpicCare Refill Request |
Non-EpicCare Refill Request |
First Fill from Transfer |
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|
14 |
FILL_STATUS_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
|
When a order is placed in an integrated pharmacy, a contact is created in the order and all order information is saved to this order contact. This item saves the current status of the order. An order could have different status. For example, when it's being reviewed, the status will be marked as Reviewed; when it's being filled, its status will be marked as Filled. |
May contain organization-specific values: Yes |
Category Entries: |
New |
Pending Rx Entry |
Pending E-Transfer |
Scheduled Fill |
Pending Fill |
Fill Rejected |
Waiting For Approval |
Ready to Fill |
Fill Initiated |
Filled |
Ready to Verify |
Fill Rejected |
Verified |
Ready to Package |
Ready to Transport |
In Transit |
Received |
Waiting for Filling Pharmacies |
Ready to Dispense |
Dispense Documented |
Dispense Received from External System |
Dispensed |
Shipped |
Delivered |
Consult |
Completed |
Approved Refill Request |
Denied Refill Request |
Profiled |
Canceled |
Order Edited |
Flag Removed |
Fill Returned |
Fill Wasted |
Clinically Reviewed |
Clinical Changes Reviewed |
Charge |
Payment |
Bagged |
Toted |
Trucked |
Boxed |
Packaged |
Sealed |
Barcode Scan |
Patient Notification |
Abandoned Rx Sale |
Needs Tracking Number |
No Sale Completed |
Authentication |
Payment Amount Changed |
Invalidated Billing Item |
Prescription Revision Needed |
Prescription Revised |
IP Dispense Prepared |
IP Dispense Prep Started |
IP Dispense Prep Saved Work |
IP Dispense Prep Pending Final Review |
IP Reused For Another Dose Dispense Prep |
IP Reused From Previous Dose Dispense Prep |
IP Dispense Prep Partial Complete |
IP Dispense Prep Resumed |
IP Dispense Prep Stopped |
IP Dispense Prep Saved on Admin |
IP Dispense Checked |
IP Dispense Prep Partial Check |
IP Dispense Prep Revise |
IP Dispense Prep Requeued |
IP Dispense Rejected |
IP Dispense Prep Reuse Started |
IP Dispense Prep Reuse Stopped |
IP Queued For Dispense Check Without Prep |
IP Dispense Check Removed |
IP Dispense Check Started |
IP Second Dispense Check |
IP Dispense Final Label Check |
IP Final Label Check Deferred |
IP Final Label Check Overridden |
IP Added to Dispense Queue |
IP Printed From Dispense Queue |
IP Automatically Removed From Dispense Queue |
IP Manually Removed From Dispense Queue |
Rx Dispense Sent |
Rx Dispense Received |
Rx Cancel Tracking Action |
IP Dispense Prepared via Interface |
Download Request Pending |
Download Request Submitted |
Download Successful |
Download Request Rejected |
Download Request Canceled |
Download Error |
Download Not Attempted |
E-Transfer Request Pending Send |
E-Transfer Request Sent |
E-Transfer Request Sent Successfully |
E-Transfer Request Sending Error |
E-Transfer Request Approved |
E-Transfer Request Denied |
E-Transfer Pending Reconciliation |
E-Transfer Reconciled |
E-Transfer Confirmation Sent |
E-Transfer Confirmation Success |
E-Transfer Confirmation Error |
E-Transfer Request Received |
E-Transfer Response Pending Send |
E-Transfer Response Sent |
E-Transfer Response Sent Successfully |
E-Transfer Response Sending Error |
E-Transfer Confirmation Received |
Sale Completed |
Sale Updated |
Sale Canceled |
Sale Price Override Approved |
Sale Pending |
Fee Sold in POS |
Waiting on Third Party |
Tax Exemption Applied |
Tax Exemption Removed |
Tax Charge |
Rx Inv Stock Location Overridden |
Rx Inv Stock Location Override Removed |
Not Dispensed |
HI Shipment Started |
HI Shipment Audited |
HI Dispensed |
HI Worksheet Printed |
HI New Revision |
HI Meds Staged |
HI Supplies Staged |
HI Meds Stage Checked |
HI Supplies Stage Checked |
HI Staged |
HI Stage Checked |
HI Meds Packed |
HI Supplies Packed |
HI Packed |
HI Ready To Ship |
HI Post Shipment Change |
HI In Transit |
HI Delivered |
HI Complete |
HI Canceled |
|
|
15 |
FILL_DISP_QTYUNT_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
|
|
|
When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This is the actual amount unit the pharmacy is dispensing. The actual amount dispensed from the pharmacy could be different from the intended quantity, which is what the prescriber intended the patient to receive. The two numbers may be different in the case the patient can only pay for a smaller supply, or the pharmacy may only have a small amount of the medication left to dispense. |
May contain organization-specific values: Yes |
Category Entries: |
mL |
L |
mg |
g |
Units |
mmol |
mEq |
mcg |
% |
Int'l Units |
Million Units |
kcal |
ng |
mg PE |
milli-units |
pg |
KBq |
MBq |
GBq |
mcL |
mL/min |
L/min |
mg/min |
g/min |
Units/min |
mmol/min |
mEq/min |
mcg/min |
kJ/min |
Int'l Units/min |
Million Units/min |
kcal/min |
ng/min |
mg PE/min |
milli-units/min |
pg/min |
KBq/min |
MBq/min |
GBq/min |
mcL/min |
mL/hr |
L/hr |
mg/hr |
g/hr |
Units/hr |
mmol/hr |
mEq/hr |
mcg/hr |
kJ/hr |
Int'l Units/hr |
Million Units/hr |
kcal/hr |
ng/hr |
mg PE/hr |
milli-units/hr |
pg/hr |
KBq/hr |
MBq/hr |
GBq/hr |
mcL/hr |
mL/day |
L/day |
mg/day |
g/day |
Units/day |
mmol/day |
mEq/day |
mcg/day |
kJ/day |
Int'l Units/day |
Million Units/day |
kcal/day |
ng/day |
mg PE/day |
milli-units/day |
pg/day |
Inch/day |
KBq/day |
MBq/day |
GBq/day |
mcL/day |
IR/day |
BAU/day |
PFU/day |
Million PFU/day |
Million Int'l Units/day |
Kilo Int'l Units/day |
EIN/day |
Million EIN/day |
mL/kg |
L/kg |
mg/kg |
g/kg |
Units/kg |
mmol/kg |
mEq/kg |
mcg/kg |
kJ/kg |
Int'l Units/kg |
Million Units/kg |
kcal/kg |
ng/kg |
mg PE/kg |
milli-units/kg |
pg/kg |
mg/kg (Actual) |
Each/kg |
Puff/kg |
Package/kg |
Drop/kg |
Inch/kg |
KBq/kg |
MBq/kg |
GBq/kg |
mcL/kg |
IR/kg |
BAU/kg |
Million Int'l Units/kg |
mcmol/kg |
1e12 Vector Genomes/kg |
Vector Genomes/kg |
Dose/kg |
mcg DFE/kg |
Kilo Int'l Units/kg |
1e11 Vector Genomes/kg |
1e13 Vector Genomes/kg |
1e14 Vector Genomes/kg |
1e15 Vector Genomes/kg |
EIN/kg |
IR/min |
BAU/min |
Million Int'l Units/min |
Kilo Int'l Units/min |
IR/hr |
BAU/hr |
Million Int'l Units/hr |
Kilo Int'l Units/hr |
mL/mL |
L/mL |
mg/mL |
g/mL |
Units/mL |
mmol/mL |
mEq/mL |
mcg/mL |
kJ/mL |
Int'l Units/mL |
Million Units/mL |
kcal/mL |
ng/mL |
mg PE/mL |
milli-units/mL |
pg/mL |
KBq/mL |
MBq/mL |
GBq/mL |
mcL/mL |
IR/mL |
BAU/mL |
PFU/mL |
Million PFU/mL |
Million Int'l Units/mL |
mcmol/mL |
1e12 Vector Genomes/mL |
Vector Genomes/mL |
Kilo Int'l Units/mL |
1e11 Vector Genomes/mL |
1e13 Vector Genomes/mL |
1e14 Vector Genomes/mL |
1e15 Vector Genomes/mL |
millicurie/mL |
mL/L |
L/L |
mg/L |
g/L |
Units/L |
mmol/L |
mEq/L |
mcg/L |
kJ/L |
Int'l Units/L |
Million Units/L |
kcal/L |
ng/L |
mg PE/L |
milli-units/L |
pg/L |
KBq/L |
MBq/L |
GBq/L |
mcL/L |
IR/L |
BAU/L |
Million Int'l Units/L |
Kilo Int'l Units/L |
mL/m2 |
L/m2 |
mg/m2 |
g/m2 |
Units/m2 |
mmol/m2 |
mEq/m2 |
mcg/m2 |
kJ/m2 |
Int'l Units/m2 |
Million Units/m2 |
kcal/m2 |
ng/m2 |
mg PE/m2 |
milli-units/m2 |
pg/m2 |
mg/m2 (Actual) |
Each/m2 |
Puff/m2 |
Package/m2 |
Drop/m2 |
KBq/m2 |
MBq/m2 |
GBq/m2 |
mcL/m2 |
IR/m2 |
BAU/m2 |
Million Int'l Units/m2 |
mcmol/m2 |
1e12 Vector Genomes/m2 |
Vector Genomes/m2 |
Kilo Int'l Units/m2 |
1e11 Vector Genomes/m2 |
1e13 Vector Genomes/m2 |
1e14 Vector Genomes/m2 |
1e15 Vector Genomes/m2 |
mL/1.7m2 |
L/1.7m2 |
mg/1.7m2 |
g/1.7m2 |
Units/1.7m2 |
mmol/1.7m2 |
mEq/1.7m2 |
mcg/1.7m2 |
kJ/1.7m2 |
Int'l Units/1.7m2 |
Million Units/1.7m2 |
kcal/1.7m2 |
ng/1.7m2 |
mg PE/1.7m2 |
milli-units/1.7m2 |
pg/1.7m2 |
Each/1.7m2 |
KBq/1.7m2 |
MBq/1.7m2 |
GBq/1.7m2 |
mcL/1.7m2 |
IR/1.7m2 |
BAU/1.7m2 |
Million Int'l Units/1.7m2 |
Kilo Int'l Units/1.7m2 |
mL/kg (IDL) |
L/kg (IDL) |
mg/kg (IDL) |
g/kg (IDL) |
Units/kg (IDL) |
mmol/kg (IDL) |
mEq/kg (IDL) |
mcg/kg (IDL) |
Int'l Units/kg (IDL) |
Million Units/kg (IDL) |
Kcal/kg (IDL) |
ng/kg (IDL) |
mg PE/kg (IDL) |
milli-units/kg (IDL) |
pg/kg (IDL) |
mg/m2 (IDL) |
mL/kg (ADJ) |
L/kg (ADJ) |
mg/kg (ADJ) |
g/kg (ADJ) |
Units/kg (ADJ) |
mmol/kg (ADJ) |
mEq/kg (ADJ) |
mcg/kg (ADJ) |
Int'l Units/kg (ADJ) |
Million Units/kg (ADJ) |
Kcal/kg (ADJ) |
ng/kg (ADJ) |
mg PE/kg (ADJ) |
milli-units/kg (ADJ) |
pg/kg (ADJ) |
mg/m2 (ADJ) |
mL/100 mL |
L/100 mL |
mg/100 mL |
g/100 mL |
Units/100 mL |
mmol/100 mL |
mEq/100 mL |
mcg/100 mL |
kJ/100 mL |
Int'l Units/100 mL |
Million Units/100 mL |
kcal/100 mL |
ng/100 mL |
mg PE/100 mL |
milli-units/100 mL |
pg/100 mL |
KBq/100 mL |
MBq/100 mL |
GBq/100 mL |
mcL/100 mL |
IR/100 mL |
BAU/100 mL |
Million Int'l Units/100 mL |
Kilo Int'l Units/100 mL |
mL/oz |
L/oz |
mg/oz |
g/oz |
Units/oz |
mmol/oz |
mEq/oz |
mcg/oz |
kJ/oz |
Int'l Units/oz |
Million Units/oz |
kcal/oz |
ng/oz |
mg PE/oz |
milli-units/oz |
pg/oz |
KBq/oz |
MBq/oz |
GBq/oz |
mcL/oz |
IR/oz |
BAU/oz |
Million Int'l Units/oz |
Kilo Int'l Units/oz |
mL/kg/min |
L/kg/min |
mg/kg/min |
g/kg/min |
Units/kg/min |
mmol/kg/min |
mEq/kg/min |
mcg/kg/min |
kJ/kg/min |
Int'l Units/kg/min |
Million Units/kg/min |
kcal/kg/min |
ng/kg/min |
mg PE/kg/min |
milli-units/kg/min |
pg/kg/min |
KBq/kg/min |
MBq/kg/min |
GBq/kg/min |
mcL/kg/min |
mL/kg/min (IDL) |
L/kg/min (IDL) |
mg/kg/min (IDL) |
g/kg/min (IDL) |
Units/kg/min (IDL) |
mmol/kg/min (IDL) |
mEq/kg/min (IDL) |
mcg/kg/min (IDL) |
Int'l Units/kg/min (IDL) |
Million Units/kg/min (IDL) |
Kcal/kg/min (IDL) |
ng/kg/min (IDL) |
mg PE/kg/min (IDL) |
milli-units/kg/min (IDL) |
pg/kg/min (IDL) |
mL/kg/min (ADJ) |
L/kg/min (ADJ) |
mg/kg/min (ADJ) |
g/kg/min (ADJ) |
Units/kg/min (ADJ) |
mmol/kg/min (ADJ) |
mEq/kg/min (ADJ) |
mcg/kg/min (ADJ) |
Int'l Units/kg/min (ADJ) |
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Kcal/kg/min (ADJ) |
ng/kg/min (ADJ) |
mg PE/kg/min (ADJ) |
milli-units/kg/min (ADJ) |
pg/kg/min (ADJ) |
IR/kg/min |
BAU/kg/min |
Million Int'l Units/kg/min |
Kilo Int'l Units/kg/min |
mL/m2/min |
L/m2/min |
mg/m2/min |
g/m2/min |
Units/m2/min |
mmol/m2/min |
mEq/m2/min |
mcg/m2/min |
kJ/m2/min |
Int'l Units/m2/min |
Million Units/m2/min |
kcal/m2/min |
ng/m2/min |
mg PE/m2/min |
milli-units/m2/min |
pg/m2/min |
KBq/m2/min |
MBq/m2/min |
GBq/m2/min |
mcL/m2/min |
mL/1.7m2/min |
L/1.7m2/min |
mg/1.7m2/min |
g/1.7m2/min |
Units/1.7m2/min |
mmol/1.7m2/min |
mEq/1.7m2/min |
mcg/1.7m2/min |
kJ/1.7m2/min |
Int'l Units/1.7m2/min |
Million Units/1.7m2/min |
kcal/1.7m2/min |
ng/1.7m2/min |
mg PE/1.7m2/min |
milli-units/1.7m2/min |
pg/1.7m2/min |
KBq/1.7m2/min |
MBq/1.7m2/min |
GBq/1.7m2/min |
mSv |
mGy |
mcL/1.7m2/min |
mg of pseudoephedrine |
IR/m2/min |
BAU/m2/min |
Million Int'l Units/m2/min |
Kilo Int'l Units/m2/min |
IR/1.7m2/min |
BAU/1.7m2/min |
Million Int'l Units/1.7m2/min |
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mL/kg/hr |
L/kg/hr |
mg/kg/hr |
g/kg/hr |
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mmol/kg/hr |
mEq/kg/hr |
mcg/kg/hr |
kJ/kg/hr |
Int'l Units/kg/hr |
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kcal/kg/hr |
ng/kg/hr |
mg PE/kg/hr |
milli-units/kg/hr |
pg/kg/hr |
KBq/kg/hr |
MBq/kg/hr |
GBq/kg/hr |
mcL/kg/hr |
mL/kg/hr (IDL) |
L/kg/hr (IDL) |
mg/kg/hr (IDL) |
g/kg/hr (IDL) |
Units/kg/hr (IDL) |
mmol/kg/hr (IDL) |
mEq/kg/hr (IDL) |
mcg/kg/hr (IDL) |
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Kcal/kg/hr (IDL) |
ng/kg/hr (IDL) |
mg PE/kg/hr (IDL) |
milli-units/kg/hr (IDL) |
pg/kg/hr (IDL) |
mL/kg/hr (ADJ) |
L/kg/hr (ADJ) |
mg/kg/hr (ADJ) |
g/kg/hr (ADJ) |
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mEq/kg/hr (ADJ) |
mcg/kg/hr (ADJ) |
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ng/kg/hr (ADJ) |
mg PE/kg/hr (ADJ) |
milli-units/kg/hr (ADJ) |
pg/kg/hr (ADJ) |
IR/kg/hr |
BAU/kg/hr |
Million Int'l Units/kg/hr |
Kilo Int'l Units/kg/hr |
mL/m2/hr |
L/m2/hr |
mg/m2/hr |
g/m2/hr |
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mmol/m2/hr |
mEq/m2/hr |
mcg/m2/hr |
kJ/m2/hr |
Int'l Units/m2/hr |
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kcal/m2/hr |
ng/m2/hr |
mg PE/m2/hr |
milli-units/m2/hr |
pg/m2/hr |
KBq/m2/hr |
MBq/m2/hr |
GBq/m2/hr |
mcL/m2/hr |
mL/1.7m2/hr |
L/1.7m2/hr |
mg/1.7m2/hr |
g/1.7m2/hr |
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mmol/1.7m2/hr |
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kcal/1.7m2/hr |
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milli-units/1.7m2/hr |
pg/1.7m2/hr |
KBq/1.7m2/hr |
MBq/1.7m2/hr |
GBq/1.7m2/hr |
mcL/1.7m2/hr |
IR/1.7m2/hr |
BAU/1.7m2/hr |
Million Int'l Units/1.7m2/hr |
Kilo Int'l Units/1.7m2/hr |
IR/m2/hr |
BAU/m2/hr |
Million Int'l Units/m2/hr |
Kilo Int'l Units/m2/hr |
mL/kg/day |
L/kg/day |
mg/kg/day |
g/kg/day |
Units/kg/day |
mmol/kg/day |
mEq/kg/day |
mcg/kg/day |
kJ/kg/day |
Int'l Units/kg/day |
Million Units/kg/day |
kcal/kg/day |
ng/kg/day |
mg PE/kg/day |
milli-units/kg/day |
pg/kg/day |
Inch/kg/day |
KBq/kg/day |
MBq/kg/day |
GBq/kg/day |
mL/kg/day (IDL) |
L/kg/day (IDL) |
mg/kg/day (IDL) |
g/kg/day (IDL) |
Units/kg/day (IDL) |
mmol/kg/day (IDL) |
mEq/kg/day (IDL) |
mcg/kg/day (IDL) |
Int'l Units/kg/day (IDL) |
Million Units/kg/day (IDL) |
Kcal/kg/day (IDL) |
ng/kg/day (IDL) |
mg PE/kg/day (IDL) |
milli-units/kg/day (IDL) |
pg/kg/day (IDL) |
mL/kg/day (ADJ) |
L/kg/day (ADJ) |
mg/kg/day (ADJ) |
g/kg/day (ADJ) |
Units/kg/day (ADJ) |
mmol/kg/day (ADJ) |
mEq/kg/day (ADJ) |
mcg/kg/day (ADJ) |
Int'l Units/kg/day (ADJ) |
Million Units/kg/day (ADJ) |
Kcal/kg/day (ADJ) |
ng/kg/day (ADJ) |
mg PE/kg/day (ADJ) |
milli-units/kg/day (ADJ) |
pg/kg/day (ADJ) |
mcL/kg/day |
IR/kg/day |
BAU/kg/day |
Million Int'l Units/kg/day |
mL/m2/day |
L/m2/day |
mg/m2/day |
g/m2/day |
Units/m2/day |
mmol/m2/day |
mEq/m2/day |
mcg/m2/day |
kJ/m2/day |
Int'l Units/m2/day |
Million Units/m2/day |
kcal/m2/day |
ng/m2/day |
mg PE/m2/day |
milli-units/m2/day |
pg/m2/day |
KBq/m2/day |
MBq/m2/day |
GBq/m2/day |
mcL/m2/day |
mL/1.7m2/day |
L/1.7m2/day |
mg/1.7m2/day |
g/1.7m2/day |
Units/1.7m2/day |
mmol/1.7m2/day |
mEq/1.7m2/day |
mcg/1.7m2/day |
kJ/1.7m2/day |
Int'l Units/1.7m2/day |
Million Units/1.7m2/day |
kcal/1.7m2/day |
ng/1.7m2/day |
mg PE/1.7m2/day |
milli-units/1.7m2/day |
pg/1.7m2/day |
KBq/1.7m2/day |
MBq/1.7m2/day |
GBq/1.7m2/day |
mcL/1.7m2/day |
mL/oz/day |
L/oz/day |
mg/oz/day |
g/oz/day |
Units/oz/day |
mmol/oz/day |
mEq/oz/day |
mcg/oz/day |
kJ/oz/day |
Int'l Units/oz/day |
Million Units/oz/day |
kcal/oz/day |
ng/oz/day |
mg PE/oz/day |
milli-units/oz/day |
pg/oz/day |
KBq/oz/day |
MBq/oz/day |
GBq/oz/day |
mcL/oz/day |
IR/m2/day |
BAU/m2/day |
Million Int'l Units/m2/day |
Kilo Int'l Units/m2/day |
IR/1.7m2/day |
BAU/1.7m2/day |
Million Int'l Units/1.7m2/day |
Kilo Int'l Units/1.7m2/day |
IR/oz/day |
BAU/oz/day |
Million Int'l Units/oz/day |
Kilo Int'l Units/oz/day |
kJ/30 mL |
kcal/30 mL |
Gy-cm2 |
mL/cm2 |
mg/cm2 |
mOsmol |
each |
tablet |
capsule |
drop |
tsp |
puff |
suppository |
spray |
Squirt |
inch |
patch |
Act |
ampule |
Bar |
Bottle |
Can |
Device |
enema |
Gallon |
Inhaler |
kit |
lb |
lozenge |
oz |
packet |
Stick |
strip |
Tbsp |
Tube |
vial |
Wafer |
Container |
Syringe |
Package |
applicator |
cm |
Applicatorful |
Troche |
millicurie |
Intra Uterine Device |
Part |
m |
Film |
Million Cells |
Dose |
mm |
IR |
BAU |
kg |
cm2 |
Imperial Gallon |
kJ |
PFU |
Piece |
Million PFU |
Doses/Fill |
Cartridge |
Thousand Units |
Lipoprotein Lipase Releasing Unit |
Scoop |
Million Int'l Units |
mm2 |
Pump |
fluid ounce |
Product |
Bag |
mcmol |
1e12 Vector Genomes |
Vector Genomes |
millicurie/kg |
millicurie/m2 |
millicurie/1.7m2 |
microcurie |
microcurie/kg |
microcurie/m2 |
microcurie/1.7m2 |
Canister |
mcg DFE |
Billion Cells |
Application |
Box |
Capful |
Inhalation |
Lancet |
Needle |
Pad |
Pen |
Piece of gum |
Ring |
Swab |
Sachet |
Implant |
Insert |
Pools |
Kilo Int'l Units |
Kilo Int'l Units/kg/day |
1e11 Vector Genomes |
1e13 Vector Genomes |
1e14 Vector Genomes |
1e15 Vector Genomes |
Cells |
EIN |
Million EIN |
EIN/kg/day |
None / Other |
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16 |
FILL_INT_QTY |
NUMERIC |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This is the amount the prescriber intended the patient to receive. In the case of a partial fill, the patient can only pay for a smaller supply or the pharmacy may only have a small amount of the medication left to dispense, and this actual dispense amount is saved in the dispense quantity. |
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17 |
FILL_INT_QTYUNT_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This is the amount unit the prescriber intended the patient to receive. In the case of a partial fill, the patient can only pay for a smaller supply or the pharmacy may only have a small amount of the medication left to dispense, and this actual dispense amount is saved in the dispense quantity. |
The category values for this column were already listed for column: FILL_DISP_QTYUNT_C_NAME |
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18 |
CHG_STATUS_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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When a prescription is filled in an integrated pharmacy, a fill contact is created in the order and all fill information is saved to this fill contact. A prescription can have multiple fills. This item indicates the current charging status of the fill. It is used to track if the payor has agreed to pay the pharmacy for this fill. |
May contain organization-specific values: No |
Category Entries: |
Not Attempted |
Pending |
Success |
Failure |
Cash |
Charge Recalculation Needed |
In Progress |
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19 |
CASH_PRICE |
NUMERIC |
No |
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|
The cash price for this order. |
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20 |
RX_TO_PHRM_USER_ID |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the user that authorized the incoming prescription transfer (typically a pharmacist) when the user exists in the User (EMP) master file. |
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21 |
RX_TO_PHRM_USER_ID_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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The name of the user record. This name may be hidden. |
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22 |
RX_TO_PHRM_USERNAM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the name of the user that authorized the incoming prescription transfer (typically a pharmacist) when the user does not exist in the User (EMP) master file. |
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23 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_USER_ID |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the user that authorized the outgoing prescription transfer (typically a pharmacist) when the user exists in the User (EMP) master file. |
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24 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_USER_ID_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
The name of the user record. This name may be hidden. |
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25 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_USERNAM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the name of the user that authorized the outgoing prescription transfer (typically a pharmacist) when the user does not exist in the User (EMP) master file. |
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26 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_ID |
NUMERIC |
No |
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This is the pharmacy from which the prescription was transferred when the pharmacy exists in the Pharmacy (PHR) master file. |
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27 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_ID_PHARMACY_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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The name of the pharmacy. |
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28 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_NAM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the name of the pharmacy from which the prescription was transferred when the pharmacy does not exist in the Pharmacy (PHR) master file. |
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29 |
RX_FRM_PHRM_PHNUM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the phone number of the pharmacy from which the prescription was transferred when the pharmacy does not exist in the Pharmacy (PHR) master file. |
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30 |
RX_TO_PHRM_NAM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the name of the pharmacy to which the prescription was transferred when the pharmacy does not exist in the Pharmacy (PHR) master file. |
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31 |
RX_TO_PHRM_PHNUM |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This is the phone number of the pharmacy to which the prescription was transferred when the pharmacy does not exist in the Pharmacy (PHR) master file. |
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32 |
RX_TRANSFER_COMMENT |
VARCHAR |
No |
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These are the comments that are entered along with the prescription transfer. |
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33 |
PAT_PAY_AMOUNT |
NUMERIC |
No |
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This is the expected payment amount for this order. This can be calculated by the system and optionally overridden by the user. If the patient pay amount was overridden, then the override amount is stored here. |
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34 |
FILL_PKG_DISPQTY |
NUMERIC |
No |
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|
The number of packages dispensed for this fill. |
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35 |
FILL_NDC_CSN |
VARCHAR |
No |
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|
This column stores the package (NDC) contact serial number (CSN) for the dispensed medication. |
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36 |
DISP_WHOLE_PKG_YN |
VARCHAR |
No |
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Is the medication order dispensed in whole packages or not. This item is set to Yes when the order is dispensed as a whole package and does not apply for the orders merely dispensed in multiple packages. |
May contain organization-specific values: No |
Category Entries: |
Yes |
No |
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37 |
HAS_RX_FLAGS_YN |
VARCHAR |
No |
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This indicates whether the fill request currently has any flags. Fill requests with flags appear in the flagged orders queue in Ambulatory Pharmacy. |
The category values for this column were already listed for column: FILL_IS_PARTIAL_YN |
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38 |
DAW_REASON_C_NAME |
VARCHAR |
No |
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The category number for dispense as written (DAW) reason. It can be specified when dispensing a brand package (NDC) for a prescription fill. This is usually the same as the internal ID. If you use IntraConnect, this is the Community ID (CID). |
May contain organization-specific values: Yes |
Category Entries: |
No Product Selection Indicated |
Prescriber Requested |
Patient Requested |
Pharmacist Selected |
Generic Not in Stock |
Brand Dispensed as Generic |
Override |
Brand Mandated by Law |
Generic Not Available in Marketplace |
Substitution Allowed By Prescriber but Plan Requests Brand - Patient's Plan Requested |
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