I think this is only for Magic sites
I don't think everyone really wants it set up so that you have to put in
an extra password when you sign in to the MAR, but Meditech does not
leave you a choice. If you have even one med that requires a
co-signature, then you have to set up MIS and PHA to require a password
at function or at session. Most sites set it to session so that you only
have to put it in when you access the MAR. If you forget to set it up,
the default is function. Many sites have asked meditech to have
co-signing meds and extra security when logging onto the MAR, to be
separate functions. It has been rejected several times. If this is
different in 5.6, please let me know. The last time I installed emar
was 5.5 SR2 and I tried to avoid this as well.
Thanks
Tara
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From: meditech-l@MTUsers.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of O'Briant, Deborah L
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:38 PM
To: meditech-l@MTUsers.com
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Access to eMAR
Hello All,
I am trying to gauge how the majority of sites live with the eMAR set up
their password/pin options in MIS. We are currently using the NUR Status
Board and the Project lead for nursing wants to take out any additional
requirement to authenticate the user signing on to the eMAR. The thought
is that the original request for a user mnemonic/password to log onto
Meditech is sufficient and asking for the password again if accessing
the eMAR, once in the Status Board, is redundant (we've set it up so all
inpatient nurses get the Status Board upon successful sign-in).
Our State Board of Pharmacy does not currently have any specific
guidelines (yet) for us to follow.
Has anyone experienced problems (ie, diversion) with the eMar and what
security was in place at the time? I am trying to think of every
scenario where having no additional requirement to access the eMAR might
get us into trouble.
I greatly appreciate anyone taking a minute to answer this posting!
Thanks in advance!
Deborah O'Briant
Sr. Project Manager
IT Applications
Arkansas Children's Hospital
(501) 364-3643
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