I am guessing you are using the PHA allergies and ado not yet have the MIS
allergies in use (we don't have 5.6 yet so I don't have that either).
The way I have "taught" the pharmacists to enter allergies is to choose the
generic and then "check off" appropriate classes and ingredients.
If they en
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Move to the new MAGIC 1B allergy model. There is no more class/generic/drug
allergies. There is one dictionary in MIS that would have cau
Christina - This is one reason that I went with the MIS allergens from FDB -
everything is based on NDC#. If you use FDB and are 5.5 or greater, I would
advise changing. We've run into this problem with Robitussin AC (with
Codeine) and Codeine allergies. If you do not have the correct class unde
Move to the new MAGIC 1B allergy model. There is no more
class/generic/drug allergies. There is one dictionary in MIS that would
have caught it. We moved to it last fall and it is so much easier to
use. Another bonus is that Nursing and PHA and ER can share the same
database. Call if you have q
