The eMAR screen details
Data on the eMAR screen facilitates selecting the appropriate client and administering the correct order.
- The orders displayed are limited to those that meet the selections made for nursing caseload, unit, administration date/time, order type, and medications/treatments.
- The Order Description section indicates (among other things) whether acknowledgement is required, whether client education was performed, who the ordering practitioner is, and if the client is on leave.
Note: The notation "Order not yet verified by pharmacy" will not display for systems with user-defined system codes when the order is for a client episode with a program that is not associated to any user-defined system code that routes data to RxConnect.
Icons and Symbols
- Asterisk (*) = An asterisk following an admin time means that the ‘Administration Event’ code that was used is defined as being a “unsuccessful administration” (extended attribute of the ‘Administration Event’ code).
- "Thumbs Down" icon = The Administration Event code that was used is defined as Client Refusal = “Yes” (extended attribute of the ‘Administration Event’ code).
- “U-Turn” icon = Displayed if subsequent to being initially recorded as a “Client Refusal”, the ‘Administration After Initial Refusal’ feature was used (available via right-mouse context menu, if enabled, and only when an Administration Event is recorded as “Client Refusal”).
- “Notepad/pencil” icon = The Administration Event was edited subsequent to initial filing.
- “Text bubble” icon = The Administration Event contain free-text ‘Comments’.
- “Warning Triangle” icon = One or more warnings were displayed/overridden when Administration Event was filed (wrong med, wrong quantity, outside of allowable window, administration after order expiration or DC, etc.).
Fields and Descriptions
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Item |
Field |
Description |
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1 |
My Nursing Caseload |
Select this check box to view only those clients assigned to the user in the Nursing Caseload Assignment form in myAvatar CWS. |
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2 |
Unit |
The Unit selected filters the clients available in the Client drop down box. Only clients associated with the selected unit are displayed. If a Unit is not selected, clients are displayed regardless of the Unit. |
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3 |
Administration Date |
The current date is displayed by default and can be changed. The Administration Date determines:
If a time period is specified in these fields, only orders scheduled for administering during the specified time period are displayed. Orders without designated hours of administration are not filtered through this field and are displayed if they meet other qualifications for inclusion. PRN orders are always displayed, regardless of any Administration Time selected. |
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4 |
Order Type |
Select the check box for each order type to be displayed in the grid. The Order Type filter also determines the clients available from the Client drop down list. For example, if Dietary Orders is checked before choosing a client, only clients having active dietary orders are listed in the Client drop down list. While the eMAR is typically used for medication orders, it is possible to use the eMAR for charting other types of orders, such as dietary and nursing treatment. A user can only view order types they have rights to access, as assigned within myAvatar Order Entry. If the Send Diet Supplements From Dietary-Oral Orders to eMAR Separately registry setting (Avatar Order Entry) is set to Y, the Dietary-Oral-Supplements check box displays. Note: The Order Type filter only applies to orders originating in myAvatar Order Entry. |
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5 |
Group Orders By Order Type |
Select this check box to sort orders first by type, such as Dietary, Lab, Therapy, or Pharmacy, then alphabetized by order description/medication name. Uncheck this option to have all displayed orders sorted by order description/medication name. Note: This option only applies to myAvatar Order Entry orders. When checked, orders are sorted as follows:
When unchecked, orders are sorted as follows:
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6 |
Show Hidden Orders |
Click to display hidden orders. Hidden orders are displayed with a grey background. |
| 7 | Disable Flyovers | Click to disable the display of text descriptions when the cursor moves over a field. |
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8 |
Medications/Treatments |
Select one of the following options to limit the orders displayed to any of the following:
This feature only applies to orders that originate in myAvatar Order Entry, which allows medications to be classified as treatments. The selections made for Unit, Order Type Filter, and Medications/Treatments are remembered on a user-specific basis, and are automatically selected in the user’s next eMAR session. |
| 9 | Enable multiple administration selection | Select this check box to enable the user to select multiple administrations. |
| 10 | Display Only Items I can Administer | Select this check box to restrict the orders displayed to those that the user is allowed to administer based on eMAR role-based restrictions for route of administration and controlled substances as defined in the Order Entry User Role and Order Entry User Definition forms (eMAR Warning When Administering These Routes of Administration and eMAR Warning When Administering Controlled Substances fields). |
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Order Filter |
Select the filter for limiting the orders displayed.
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12 |
Client |
Clients listed in the Client drop-down list are those who:
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13 |
Episode |
Select the patient episode for which orders are to be viewed. This field defaults as follows:
Note: These rules apply only to orders originating in myAvatar Order Entry. If the Enforce Sub-System Code Restrictions registry setting is set to Y, myAvatar eMAR will display only the appropriate episodes for the client if the current program belongs to the sub-system code the user is logged into. If there are no episodes to display, the client will not be included in the Client drop down list. |
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14 |
Med ID |
The Med ID field displays the NDC, UPC, HRI, or other code found on medication packages. This value can be scanned in automatically, or manually entered from the keyboard. myAvatar eMAR will attempt to find an order for the selected client that matches the Medication ID. The Medication ID from the eMAR screen will automatically be used in the Administration Event Details section. This field, along with the N/A field, is enabled when the registry setting Enable Medication And Quantity Checking is set to Yes. Use the N/A field to indicate the Medication ID is not available. |
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15 |
Location |
This is a read-only field and displays the current location of the selected client for inpatient episodes. For example: 1E-100-B represents the unit-room-bed assignments. |
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16 |
Latest Client Information and Allergies |
The Latest Client Information and Allergies section contains read-only fields that display client information such as chart #, gender, date of birth, allergies, and diagnoses. Which attending practitioner name will be displayed in this section is determined by the following criteria:
Note: If the practitioner from an episode other than the selected episode is displayed, the label will read "Other Att. Prac." if the displayed episode is open, and "Previous Att. Prac." if the displayed episode is discharged. If the Enable ICD-10 registry setting (Avatar PM) is set, the diagnosis information entered on the Diagnosis form (Avatar CWS) displays. This includes the principal, multiaxial, mental health, medical, environmental, substance abuse, and other diagnoses. A message displays if the client is on leave. When available, the client’s photo is displayed, providing an additional client identifier, which helps ensure that the medication is being dispensed to the correct client. If the order is an oral dietary order and the Display Oral Diet Description registry setting is set to Y , the label Oral Diet Description displays with a description of the type of diet (e.g. Diabetic Diet). |
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Client Allergies - The display of allergies in this section is organized so that any drug/medication allergies will be listed first, alphabetized and in red/bold font. All remaining allergies will be listed after, also alphabetized, but in regular black font. Drug/medication allergies are those where the Allergen Code is defined with an Allergy Type of "Class", "Drug", or "Brand Name". |
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17 |
Medications |
This section displays all medication orders for the selected client and episode or orders for all clients at the selected unit. Orders display in the following sequence:
Selecting an order from this tab will launch the Administration Event window. |
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18 |
Lab Orders |
This section displays all laboratory orders for the selected client and episode or for all clients at the selected unit. Orders display in the following sequence:
Selecting an order from this tab will launch the Specimen Collection window. |
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19 |
All Other Order Types |
This section displays all remaining order types. Orders display in the following sequence:
Selecting an order from this tab will launch the Administration Event window. |
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20 |
Notes |
This section contains practitioner notes relating to the client. Notes are client-specific and display regardless of the episode or orders selected. Notes allow all practitioners involved with a client to share information. |
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21 |
Order Description |
The Order Description section includes the following order details:
When multiple clients are displayed at once, the clients are listed alphabetically, and orders are grouped by client. Each Order Description box includes the client name, ID, and location. Routine, PRN, STAT, and Other orders can be designated to display with a background color to make it easier to identify the type of order. Watermarks indicate order status: On Hold, Follow-Up, Expired, Discontinued and identify orders where the initial dose must be given now. |
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22 |
Order Administration |
This section shows scheduled administrations and administrations that have not yet been recorded. The Administer button displays with the number of orders selected for administration. Click this button to display the Administration Event dialog for recording specifics about the medication administration. Color indicators show whether the administration time is within the allowable time window. A follow-up reminder notation displays in a cell when an eMAR follow-up reminder is indicated for the order code and order type. If the user is allowed to edit and/or delete administration events (Order Entry User Role settings in myAvatar Order Entry) right-click the administration cell and the selections Edit Administration Event and Delete Administration Event display. Selecting either choice launches the Administration Event dialog. |
