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Known Issues

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ANDROID-1491 After upgrading to the latest Commure Pro version, automatic sync does not occur.
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: NA
Issue: After upgrading to the latest Commure Pro version of the Android application that was configured on the server, when the user logs in, the device does not perform an Automatic Sync as expected.Workaround: The user can perform a Manual Sync, or they can wait until the next Automatic Sync to occur (typically configured to occur every 30 minutes). This issue will be addressed in a future release.
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ANDROID-2123 Username and Host occasionally not removed after clearing data from within Commure Pro app
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: NA
Issue: On occasion, the Host and Username are not removed when tapping Clear Data from the Settings screen while logged into the app (More > Settings > Clear Data).Workaround: Clear data from the Login screen or, if data is not cleared successfully initially, repeat the Clear Data action a second time. This will be addressed in a future release.

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Mobile CPOE

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Enhancements

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ANDROID-2800 When modifying a medication order, the order now carries forward the remaining number of doses or bags and days or hours.
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: 9.2.0.2.37
This enhancement affects existing medication orders that have a value in the # of Doses or # of Bags and # of Days or # of Hours fields. If an existing order of this type is modified, then the # of Doses field (or # of Bags field) and # of Days (or # of Hours field) are updated to the field names Remaining # of Doses (or Remaining # of Bags) and Remaining # of Days (or Remaining # of Hours). In addition, the value in those fields are prepopulated with the remaining number of doses or bags, which is calculated by subtracting the number of MAR events from the original number of doses on the order. Since there could be zero or more MAR events, the resulting calculated value could be the same as the original value, a lesser amount, or none remaining. This issue affects both orders from the source system, and orders entered in Commure Pro that have not yet made the round trip to the source system.
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ANDROID-2898 Do not jump to first required field in Hold workflow.
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: 8.2.1.6
When a provider taps the Hold button to put a medication order on Hold, the screen no longer jumps to the first required field. Instead the user can manually tap into the first field that they wish to complete (Hold Reason, Hold Date/Time, or Resume Date/Time). This prevents the fields from being presented out of order and possibly confusing the provider. (For example, in prior releases, if the Resume Date/Time field were configured to be required, then after tapping the Hold button, the screen immediately displayed the date/time picker for the Resume Date/Time field, before the provider had even indicated the Hold Reason or the Hold Date/Time.)
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ANDROID-2903 A new CDS alert for dose range checking is available.
Setting Change: Yes
Min. Server Req’d: 9.2.0.2.37
When enabled by your organization, new Dose Range Checking alerts display information pertaining to the dosing of the medication, such as information about the maximum single or daily dosage, or whether renal function should be considered. Factors such as the patient’s age or weight are taken into consideration when appropriate. Dose Range Checking alerts can be configured to display as informational messages only, or as informational messages with an override reason. These alerts display on the Order Details screen. The user then has the following options:● Change the dose, route, or frequency so that the dose falls within the recommended guidelines, and then submit the order.● If not configured to show an override reason: submit the order as is.● If configured to show an override reason: select an override reason and then submit the order as is.Administrators can configure dose range checking for all drug orders or specific drug orders using Admin > Facility Group > CPOE Utilities > Interaction Checking > Drug-Dose Display.● When this setting is set to Enabled (Always), then every medication order that returns a dose range check message will show either a message-only or message-with-override alert. The type of alert that displays depends on whether the specific medication order definition’s Admin > Facility Group > Order Definitions > Require Dose Checking Override setting is disabled (message-only) or enabled (message-with-override).● When this setting is set to Enabled (Specific Order Defs Only), then only those medication order definitions that have Admin > Facility Group > Order Definitions > Require Dose Checking Override enabled will show a message-with-override alert. All other drug orders will not show a dose range alert.
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ANDROID-2928 A new drug-disease interaction alert is available.
Setting Change: Yes
Min. Server Req’d: 9.2.0.2.37
When enabled by your organization, a new drug-disease interaction alert displays when providers enter an order that interacts with an active patient problem.Administrators can now configure drug-disease checking to display alerts (Admin > Facility Group > CPOE Utilities > Interaction Checking > Drug Disease Display). When configured, if a provider enters an order that interacts with an active patient problem, an alert is displayed.Depending on the severity of the alert and how the administrator has configured alerts to appear for that severity level, providers can then take one of the actions below:● Cancel the new order that is causing the interaction.● Resolve the patient’s problem that is causing the interaction if the problem is no longer active for the patient.● Delete the problem if the problem never existed for the patient.● Provide an override reason to specify why the order should be processed despite the alert.
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ANDROID-2932 CDS alerts can include reference text and web page links as defined by organizations.
Setting Change: Yes
Min. Server Req’d: 9.2.0.2.37
Organizations can now include a link to reference text and/or web pages in Clinical Decision Support (CDS) alerts that display based on Session and Order Detail rules. Organizations can use this feature to provide additional content or reference material that is related to the CDS alert. An administrator can configure a CDS alert to include this information by adding an Override to the rule in Admin > System Management > CDS Rules. Once configured, the alert includes a View Source link. Selecting the link opens a pop-up screen that can include reference text and/or links to web pages that provide additional information.
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ANDROID-2985 CDS alerts with pending lab results now show that the lab is Pending.
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: 9.2.0.2.37
7CDS alerts that include a lab test for which the results are not yet available (and therefore have a blank value), now show the word “PENDING” and also include the lab order’s date/timestamp. The lab result value and units are now displayed in one column and are highlighted together when abnormal.

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Mobile NoteWriter

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Defects

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ANDROID-2852 Diagnoses not copied to Charges section in note template when configured to do so
Setting Change: No
Min. Server Req’d: 8.2.1.6
Issue: Diagnoses that were added on one section of a note template were not automatically copied to the Charges note section where Diagnoses are also displayed. This occurred even when the Charge Capture preference Copy Diagnoses on New Transactions was enabled to copy from note.Fix: Diagnoses added to a note template are now populated in other Diagnoses fields throughout a note template when notes are configured to do so.