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Quality Assurance of ePMA Data BuildProposed structure of initial drug build and checksAs part of the planning phase for electronic prescribing, a data build is taking place on the software to tailor the system to how and what we prescribe within the trust. The database (FDB – First Data Bank) we are provided with contains many thousand items; this data needs to be configured to the trusts needs.The data build has started in October 2011 coordinated by Sarah Campbell, ePMA pharmacy project managerThe 3 elements of data build includeFormulariesPrescribers are to prescribe within the formulary, they will be prompted if a selected drug is non-formularyInvolves the selection of drugs from the drug database that are classed as part of Stockport NHS Foundation Trust formularyMay also involve addition of new drugs and linked interactions (for items not in database, such as special medicines and unlicensed preparations)e.g. Lansoprazole 15mg and 30mg Capsules, Ramipril 1.25mg, 2.5mg, 5mg, 10mg CapsulesQuicklistsQuicklists are predefined prescription sentences for individual drugs with administration and dosage instructions attachedWhen a prescriber searches for a drug they are offered the quick list option firstAllows quicker, safer prescribing as dosages are already attached to the drugFor pilot wards, we are inputting the top 200 drugs used in the past year on the 2 wardsThis data will need clinical check by another pharmaciste.g. Aspirin 75mg Daily in the Morning (with/after food), Lansoprazole30mg Twice a day (before meals)ProtocolsProtocols are groups of medications that can be prescribed in one stepTreatment sets of drugs to treat a particular conditionWill require clinician input as well as clinical check by another pharmaciste.g. Acute Ischaemic StrokeAspirin 300mg OM for 14 days then Clopidogrel 75mg OM ongoing Simvastatin 40mg ONPharmacy System AdministratorsSarah Campbell – Lead Specialist Pharmacist ePMAGillian Damant – Lead Specialist Pharmacist AntibioticsSteven Alderdice – Clinical PharmacistHazel Aspinall – Deputy Chief Pharmacy TechnicianSummary of proposed QA processFormulariesInitial Data BuildEntered from existing trust formulary by SC/HAArranged in Chapters (as per BNF and current trust formulary)Formularies can be printed once complete for checkingChecked by Specialist PharmacistsSignature for checking formularyCompleted formularies filed in allocated folderUpdates/ChangesComplete change request form Inform one of the system administrators who make change(s)Entry checked by pharmacist who signs for checkForm filed in allocated folderQuicklistsInitial Data BuildEntered based on formulary by SC/HAStructure into categories ‘general’, ‘IVs’, ‘Insulins’, ‘nutritional’, ‘PGDs’ etcPilot Wards – Enter top 200 used drugs into their chaptersScreen shots taken of entered drugsPharmacist signs for clinical check of drugs entered and their dosesUpdates/ChangesComplete change request form Inform one of the system administrators who make change(s)Entry checked by pharmacist who signs for checkForm filed in allocated folderProtocolsInitial Data BuildInitial protocols discussed with clinicians from phase 1 wardsProposed protocol detailed protocol request formAll protocols must be authorised by a clinician who signs the formProtocol is clinically checked by a pharmacistEntered onto system by system administratorChecked by pharmacist Updates/ChangesComplete change request form Inform one of the system administrators who make change(s)Entry checked by pharmacist who signs for checkForm filed in allocated folderFormulary checkingData entry into Medchart by: ____________ Date: ___________Data entry checked by: ____________ Date: ___________Comments:-137160114300 This box will be on each page of formulary that is printed-10160315595Quicklist checkingData entry into Medchart by: ____________ Date: ___________Clinical and entry check by: ____________ Date: ___________Comments:-8128047625 This box will be on each screen shot printed of quicklists1174753263902391410326390-13716057785Protocol checkingSigned for on new protocol request form (see later)Clinical check required and signed for on form160020057785Medchart ePMA Pharmacy Admin ePMA New Protocol Request FormFull NameDateContact NumberPositionDepartment & SpecialtyProtocol Name:Treatment indication:Other details: (continue on back if necessary) Order displayed on screenDrug NameRouteDoseFrequency Timing of Administration (tick)Duration /course lengthOther information (include minimum interval if PRN)*Drugs can be present in a protocol as optional,allowing the prescriber to decide if it is appropriate *Is the drug optional?9am1pm5pm 10pmPRNClinician Name: ___________________________ Signature: ______________________ Date: ___________________ PHARMACY USE Date received: Clinical Check by:Implemented by:Date implemented:Checked by: Notes:Medchart ePMA Pharmacy Admin ePMA Request for Change FormFull NameDateContact NumberPositionReason for RequestType of request New item Change existing item Remove an item Category Formulary Quicklist Complete a protocol request form for new protocolsProtocol Details (continue on back if necessary) PHARMACY USE Date received: Authorised by:Implemented by:Date implemented:Checked by: Notes: ................
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