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C798
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The
Domain
associated
with
the
Recommended
Practice(s)
appears
at
The
Recommended
Practices(s)
for
the
topic
appear
below
the
associated
Domain.
November
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the top
of
the
column.
Recommended
Practices
for
Domain
1
—
Safe
Health
IT
The
EHR
supports
and
uses
standardized
protocols
for
exchanging
data
with
other
systems.
systems,
virus
and
malware
protection
software,
H
Established
and
up-to-date
versions
of
operating
application
software,
and
interface
protocols
are
used.
System-to-system
interfaces
support
the
standard
clinical
vocabularies
used
by
the
connected
applications.
and
tested
to
ensure
that
both
coded
and
free-text
data
elements
are
transmitted
without
loss
of
or
changes
to
information
content.
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System-to-system
interfaces
are
property
configured
consistent
with
its
complexity
and
with
the
importance
of
the
accuracy,
timeliness,
and
reliability
of
the
data
that
traverses
the
interface.
m
The
intensity
and
the
extent
of
interface
testing
is
n
At
the
time
of
any
major
system
change
or
upgrade
that
affects
an
interface,
the
organization
implements
procedures
to
evaluate
whether
users
(clinicians
or
administrators)
on
both
sides
of
the
interface correctly
understand
and
use
information
that
moves
over
the
interface.
1
Changes
to
hardware
or
software
on
either
side
of
the
o
interface
are
tested
before
and
monitored
after
go-live.
There
is
a
hardware
and
software
environment
for
interface
testing
that
is
physically
separate
from
the
live
environment.
restart
the
exchange
of
data
across
the
interface
in
an
n
Policies
and
procedures
descnbe
how
to
stop
and
orderly
manner.
established
for
managing
and
monitoring
key
m
Security
procedures,
including
role-based
access,
are
designated
aspects
of
interfaces
and
data
exchange.
Worksheet
1.1
Worksheet
1.2
Worksheet
1.3
Worksheet
1.4
Worksheet
1.5
Worksheet
1.6
Worksheet
1.7
Worksheet
1.8
Worksheet
1.9
Worksheet
1.10
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Implementation
Status
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in
some
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implemented
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the
level
of
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=
implementation
achieved
by
your
organization
for
each
Recommended
Practice.
Your
Implementation
Status
will
be
reflected
on
the
Recommended
Practice
Worksheet
in
this
PDF.
To
the
right
of
each
Recommended
Practice
is
a
link
to
the
Recommended
Practice
Worksheet
in
this
PDF.
The
Worksheet
provides
guidance
on
implementing
the
Practice.
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1
—
Safe
Health
IT
Implementation
Status
Fully
Partially
Not
in
all
areas
in
some
areas
implemented
Coded
allergen
and
reaction
information
(or
"no
Worksheet
1.1
(o
@
@
known
allergies"
[NKA])
are
entered
and
updated
in
the
EHR
prior
to
any
order
entry.
Evidence-based
order
sets
are
available
in
the
Worksheet
1.2
(o
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C
EHR
for
common
tasks
and
conditions
and
are
updated
regularly.
13
User-entered
orderable
items
are
matched
to,
or
can
Worksheet
1.3
(o
@
™
be
looked
up
from,
a
list
of
standard
terms.
The
EHR
can
facilitate
both
cancellation
and
Worksheet
1.4
(o
@
@
1.4
acknowledgment
of
receipt
of
orders
for
laboratory,
radiology,
and
pharmacy.
CDS
alerts
are
displayed
in
the
relevant
clinical
Worksheet
1.5
(o
C
C
context.
16
CDS
incorporates
current
best
practices
and
Worksheet
1.6
(o
C
C
|
guidelines
from
authoritative
sources
(e.g.,
national
organizations,
medical
specialty
professional
associations).
Recommended
Practices
for
Domain
2
—
Using
Health
IT
Safely
Implementation
Status
Fully
Partially
Not
in
all
areas
in
some
areas
implemented
Clinicians
are
trained
and
tested
on
CPOE
Worksheet
2.1
(o
C
&
2.1
operations
before
being
issued
login
credentials.
Clinicians
are
engaged
in
implementing,
reviewing,
Worksheet
2.2
(o
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C
and
updating
CDS.
CPOE
is
used
for
ordering
all
medications,
Worksheet
2.3
(o
@
™
diagnostic
tests,
and
procedures
for
which
CPOE
is
available.
There
is
minimal
use
of
free-text
order
entry.
Worksheet
2.4
C
(o)
®
Orders
are
entered
and
stored
in
standardized,
coded
form.
Order
entry
information
is
electronically
Worksheet
2.5
(3
@
@
communicated
(e.g.,
through
the
computer
or
mobile
messaging)
to
the
people
responsible
for
carrying
out
the
order.
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—
Using
Health
IT
Safely
Implementation
Status
Fully
Pattially
Not
in
all
areas
in
some
areas
implemented
Interruptive
alerts
(e.g.,
pop-ups
at
the
time
of
Worksheet
2.6
(o)
G
@
ordering)
are
used
with
discretion
and
only
for
high
risk,
high
priority
conditions.
Drug-allergy
interaction
checking
occurs
during
the
Worksheet
2.7
(o
C
@
2.7
entry
of
new
medication
orders
and
new
allergies.
Duplicate
order
checking
occurs
for
high
risk
Worksheet
2.8
(o
C
@
medication,
diagnostic
tests,
and
procedure
orders
(excluding
"as
needed"
[PRN]
medications).
Drug-condition
checking
occurs
for
important
Worksheet
2.9
(o
C
C
interactions
between
drugs
and
selected
conditions.
Drug-patient
age
checking
occurs
for
important
age-
Worksheet
2.10
(o
C
@
related
medication
issues.
Dose
range
checking
(e.g.,
maximum
single
dose
or
Worksheet
2.11
(o
C
C
daily
dose)
occurs
before
medication
orders
are
submitted
for
dispensing.
A
process
is
in
place
to
review
interactions
so
that
Worksheet
2.12
(o
C
C
only
the
most
significant
interaction-related
alerts,
as
determined
by
the
organization,
are
presented
to
clinicians.
Clinicians
are
required
to
re-enter
their
password,
or
Worksheet
2.13
(o
C
@
a
unique
PIN,
to
“sign”
(authenticate)
an
order.
When
appropriate,
corollary
(or
consequent)
orders
Worksheet
2.14
(o
@
G
are
automatically
suggested
and
linked
together
with
the
original
order
such
that
changes
are
reflected
when
the
original
order
is
rescheduled,
renewed,
or
discontinued.
Users
can
access
authoritative
clinical
reference
Worksheet
2.15
(o
@
G
materials
directly
from
the
EHR,
including
organization-specific
information
when
available.
m
CPOE
and
CDS
functionality
are
tested
to
ensure
Worksheet
2.16
(o
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in
the
production
system
before
clinical
use.
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>Team
Worksheet
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>
About
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Practice
Worksheets
>Practice
Worksheets
Recommended
Practices
for
Domain
2
—
Using
Health
IT
Safely
Implementation
Status
Fully
Partially
Not
in
all
areas
in
some
areas
implemented
Questions
presented
to
the
user
by
CPOE
or
CDS
Worksheet
2.17
(@
C
)
2.17
are
unambiguous.
CPOE
and
CDS
implementation
and
use
are
Worksheet
2.18
(@
@
-~
supported
by
usability
testing
based
on
best
practices
from
human
factors
engineering.
Critical
patient
information
is
visible
during
the
order
Worksheet
2.19
(o
C
C
entry
process.
The
clinician
is
informed
during
the
ordering
process
Worksheet
2.20
(@
C
C
when
additional
steps
are
needed
to
complete
the
order
being
requested.
Use
of
abbreviations
and
acronyms
is
minimized
and
Worksheet
2.21
(@
@
)
standardized.
Additional
safeguards
(e.g.,
double
checking
by
a
Worksheet
2.22
(o
@
G
second
specialist)
are
implemented
in
the
EHR
before
high
risk
medications
are
prescribed.
Recommended
Practices
for
Domain
3
—
Monitoring
Safety
Implementation
Status
Fully
Partially
Not
in
all
areas
in
some
areas
implemented
Key
metrics
related
to
CPOE
and
CDS
(e.g.,
Worksheet
3.1
(o
@
-~
override
rates)
are
defined,
monitored,
and acted
on
to
optimize
safety
and
use.
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