Avatar OE 2023 Monthly Release 2023.03.02 Summary

In the Order Entry Console (Orders This Episode section), the list of client orders now displays the 'Last Renew Practitioner' in the 'Ordering Practitioner' column, in addition to the original 'Ordering Practitioner', when the order was last Renewed by a different 'Practitioner' than the 'Ordering Practitioner'. Note that this enhancement is available only in Avatar NX.

Value Added: Adds the ability to display the last renewing practitioner in the 'Ordering Physician' column in the Order Entry Console (Orders This Episode) 'Order grid'.

The following enhancements are included: 1) The once-a-day background process that identifies orders that are due for Renew in order to send Notifications / To Dos and to support the [R] indicator (Renew/Reorder Due) in the Order Entry Console (Orders This Episode section) is modified for improved performance. 2) The once-a-day background process that identifies orders that are due for Renew is enhanced to provide the ability to send Notifications / To Dos to the order's 'Ordering Practitioner' and/or 'Last Renew Practitioner', and/or to the client's 'Attending Practitioner'. This is accomplished via the new registry setting 'Send Renew/Reorder Notification To'. This registry setting is also used to determine which 'Practitioners' have a particular client/order in the [R] indicator. 3) The process that builds and refreshes the data for the [R] indicator when the Order Entry Console is in use is enhanced for improved performance. 4) The [R] indicator no longer relies on "Order Entry (Renewal Due)" and "Order Entry (Reorder Due)" To Dos. Consequently, it is now possible to disable the generation of those To Dos if they are not wanted, and still make use of the [R] indicator. These Notifications / To Dos are configured via the 'Notifications Setup' form.

Value Added: Adds the ability to send notifications/To Dos to the order's 'Ordering Practitioner' and/or 'Last Renew Practitioner', and/or to the client's 'Attending Practitioner'.