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==GENERAL==
==GENERAL==
===Maintenance===
===Maintenance of data for the app===
*Pt version new Contraindications may need to be translated into PD_App-speak
*Pt version new Contraindications may need to be translated into PD_App-speak
*Pt version Contraindications must always have "Hypersensitivity to active and excipients"
''Questions:''
''QUESTIONS:''
* Do we want to include Section 21 AMIs? e.g. bedaquiline
* Do we want to show VPs for an AMI? e.g. Cloxacillin on its own and in combination with Ampicillin
* Do we want to change the wording of "Antibiotics" to be "Antimicrobials" or something else as Voriconazole is not an antibiotic?
* Do we want to change the wording of "Antibiotics" to be "Antimicrobials" or something else as Voriconazole is not an antibiotic?
;AMI
* MG to check that the AMI name only comes from [PD_App_Entities.Name] and does NOT use [Drug.ATC description], or any Synonyms'''
:Include Section 21 AMIs? e.g. bedaquiline
* Indications: ICD10 code wording is very longwinded. Should we:
:MG Does AMI name only come from [PD_App_Entities.Name] ?NOT Drugs.ATC description], or any Synonyms
**do a translation

**add a simpler term
;VP
**untick and add species to "Infection %s"
:Show all VPs for an AMI incl combinations? e.g. Cloxacillin on its own and in combination with Ampicillin
;Contraindications (PtApp)
:Drug-drug combinations do not show up
:Hypersensitivities/allergies do not show up

;Indications: (PtApp) ICD10 code wording is very longwinded. Should we:
:do a translation
:add a simpler term
:untick and add species to "Infection %s"


''Notes:''
''Notes:''
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==Provider App==
==Provider App==
===AMI===
To input a new AMI to the App you need to complete the following:
* [PD_App_Entities.URL] = the TradeID of the AMITrade
* [PD_App_Entities.ID] = DrugID for the AMI
* [PD_App_Entities.Type] = VProd
* [PD_App_Entities.Name] = freetext that shows up in the alphabetical list of Antibiotics
* [PD_App_Entities.Formulation] = text of O;IV;OIV determines which image to use as a background
* [PD_App_Entities.isPD] = Y;N


====Name====
====Name====
Displays the following: [PD_App_Entities.Name]
Displays the following: [PD_App_Entities.Name]


To '''SEARCH''' on a term it must be added to the translation
To '''SEARCH''' on a different name it must be added to the translation


===CLASS===
===CLASS===
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===ADMINISTRATION===
===ADMINISTRATION===
Uses [Drug_Memos.MemoText] where [Drug_Memos.MemoType = Administration] and [Drug_Memos.checked = -1]



References to be used:
a.BNF 70;
b.SAMF;
c.Trissel Handbook of Injectable Drugs monograph;
d.Australian Handbook of Injectable drugs
e.http://www.globalrph.com/
f.and the package inserts which we have available

Format:
1 Route (negative)Do not administer/not recommended as a bolus, IM, SC, IV
2 Administration: where i.e. confirm the correct route (e.g. intravenous infusion, Y-site), timing (intermittently, rapid, slow, over 3 hours) after
3

Re-constitution/dilution with ... to a concentration of x


4 Compatible infusion solutions list
5 IN-compatible solutions if very NB
6 Reasons to discard (colour, particles, cloudy)
7 Warnings (drugs that should not be used in same IV line, syringe etc)

Standard format of list:
Compatible RECONSTITUTION solutions:

Water for Injection
Sterile water for injection
Bacteriostatic water for injection
Sodium Chloride 0.9%
Dextrose 5%
Dextrose 10%
Lignocaine 0.5/1% (without epinephrine)
Ringer’s Lactate / Sodium Lactate / Hartmann’s solution / Compound Sodium Lactate Intravenous Infusion BP
Ringer’s solution

Compatible secondary diluent solutions:

Water for Injection
Sterile water for injection
Bacteriostatic water for injection
Sodium Chloride 0.9%
Dextrose 5%
Dextrose 10%
Dextrose 20%
Dextrose 5% in Ringer’s Lactate
Dextrose 5% in Ringer’s
Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.2%
Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.3%
Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.45%
Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.9%
Dextrose 2.5% in Sodium Chloride 0.45%
Dextrose 5% in Potassium Chloride 0.15%
Dextrose 5% in Sodium bicarbonate 0.02%
Dextran 40 in normal saline
Dextran 6% in Dextrose 5%
Hydroxyethyl starch 6 to 10%
IonosolR B with Dextrose 5%
IonosolR G with Dextrose 10%
IsolyteR M with Dextrose 5% and NormosolR-R
Inverted Sugar 10%
Invert sugar 5% in sterile Water
Invert sugar 10% in sterile Water
Laevulose 5%
Mannitol 2.5 %
Mannitol 5 %
Mannitol 10 %
Normasol-M in Dextrose 5%
Normasol-R in Dextrose 5%
Plasma-Lyte with Dextrose 5%
Plasma-LyteR-M with Dextrose 5%
Potassium Chloride in Dextrose
Ringer’s Lactate /Sodium Lactate/Hartmann’s solution/Compound Sodium Lactate IV Infusion BP
Ringer’s solution
Sodium bicarbonate 5% / Sodium hydrogen carbonate 4.2%
Sodium bicarbonate 1.4%
Sodium bicarbonate 2.74% m/v
Sodium Chloride and Glucose Intravenous Infusion BP
Sodium Lactate (M/6 Sodium Lactate)


===TRADE NAMES===
===TRADE NAMES===
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===CONTRAINDICATIONS===
===CONTRAINDICATIONS===
* Hypersensitivity to active and excipients: must always show
* Porphyria: Data must be copied from the Porphyria tab to the Conditions tab
* Porphyria: Data must be copied from the Porphyria tab to the Conditions tab
* Pregnancy: Data must be copied from the DDU Pregnancy tab to the Conditions tab
* Pregnancy: Data must be copied from the DDU Pregnancy tab to the Conditions tab
* Lactation: Data must be copied from the DDU Lactation tab to the Conditions tab
* Lactation: Data must be copied from the DDU Lactation tab to the Conditions tab
* Hepatic/Renal warnings only come through if they are contraindicated in Conditions
* Hepatic/Renal warnings only come through if they are contraindicated in Conditions
* Pulls distinct contraindications i.e. if same info at ATC9 and ATC7, it displays once only



where [Conditions.FrequencySupport] = Contraindicated
where [Conditions.FrequencySupport] = Contraindicated
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:[Conditions.DictionaryQualifierID]
:[Conditions.DictionaryQualifierID]
:[Conditions.DictionaryDescID]
:[Conditions.DictionaryDescID]
:[Conditions.DictionaryParams] (check if this is true)
:[Conditions.DictionaryParams]
:[Conditions.SuppressOutput = 0]
;translation
;translation
:[Translation_Details.Target_Lang = PD_App]
:[Translation_Details.Target_Lang = PD_App]

Latest revision as of 12:01, 19 February 2018

GENERAL

Maintenance of data for the app

  • Pt version new Contraindications may need to be translated into PD_App-speak
  • Pt version Contraindications must always have "Hypersensitivity to active and excipients"

QUESTIONS:

  • Do we want to change the wording of "Antibiotics" to be "Antimicrobials" or something else as Voriconazole is not an antibiotic?
AMI
Include Section 21 AMIs? e.g. bedaquiline
MG Does AMI name only come from [PD_App_Entities.Name] ?NOT Drugs.ATC description], or any Synonyms
VP
Show all VPs for an AMI incl combinations? e.g. Cloxacillin on its own and in combination with Ampicillin
Contraindications (PtApp)
Drug-drug combinations do not show up
Hypersensitivities/allergies do not show up
Indications
(PtApp) ICD10 code wording is very longwinded. Should we:
do a translation
add a simpler term
untick and add species to "Infection %s"

Notes:

  • Not used anywhere: PD_App_Entities.isPD] = Y;N (it was just for us to prioritise data capture)

Adding a new AMI

To input a new AMI to the App you need to complete the following:

  • [PD_App_Entities.URL] = the TradeID of the AMITrade
  • [PD_App_Entities.ID] = DrugID for the AMI
  • [PD_App_Entities.Type] = VProd
  • [PD_App_Entities.Name] = freetext that shows up in the alphabetical list of Antibiotics
  • [PD_App_Entities.Formulation] = text of O;IV;OIV determines which image to use as a background
  • [PD_App_Entities.isPD] = Y;N


Searching

This is to search for an AMI in the App.

Use f_Translation_Drugs to add a new term with [Target_Lang=Search-0] (or -1 or -2 etc to add even more)

Data in [Translation_Details] where FK_Table=Drugs and FK_ID=DrugID and Target_Lang=Search-0 and Wording=whatuwant

To exclude an AMI from the search (e.g. ATC7 combinations), Target_Lang=Search-0 and Wording=...

Provider App

Name

Displays the following: [PD_App_Entities.Name]

To SEARCH on a different name it must be added to the translation

CLASS

Comes from [Drugs].[ATC_Description]

This is the pharmacological class which comes from the ATC level 5 description. To change the wording, use f_Translation_Drugs to add the desired wording to the AMI (ATC level 7 or 9) with target_Lang=DDUATC5

Data in t Translation_Details where FK_Table=Drugs and FK_ID=DrugID and Target_Lang=DDUATC5 and Wording=whatuwant

STRENGTH

This is the VP fMain Trades tab: VirtualProduct

Question - do we want to see combination VPs too? e.g. Cloxacillin"

DOSE

Hepatic/Renal warnings come from Conditions where PD_App - Hepatic Warning or PD_App - Renal Warning is present

INDICATION

ADMINISTRATION

Uses [Drug_Memos.MemoText] where [Drug_Memos.MemoType = Administration] and [Drug_Memos.checked = -1]


References to be used: a.BNF 70; b.SAMF; c.Trissel Handbook of Injectable Drugs monograph; d.Australian Handbook of Injectable drugs e.http://www.globalrph.com/ f.and the package inserts which we have available

Format: 1 Route (negative)Do not administer/not recommended as a bolus, IM, SC, IV 2 Administration: where i.e. confirm the correct route (e.g. intravenous infusion, Y-site), timing (intermittently, rapid, slow, over 3 hours) after 3

Re-constitution/dilution with ... to a concentration of x


4 Compatible infusion solutions list 5 IN-compatible solutions if very NB 6 Reasons to discard (colour, particles, cloudy) 7 Warnings (drugs that should not be used in same IV line, syringe etc)

Standard format of list: Compatible RECONSTITUTION solutions:

Water for Injection Sterile water for injection Bacteriostatic water for injection Sodium Chloride 0.9% Dextrose 5% Dextrose 10% Lignocaine 0.5/1% (without epinephrine) Ringer’s Lactate / Sodium Lactate / Hartmann’s solution / Compound Sodium Lactate Intravenous Infusion BP Ringer’s solution

Compatible secondary diluent solutions:

Water for Injection Sterile water for injection Bacteriostatic water for injection Sodium Chloride 0.9% Dextrose 5% Dextrose 10% Dextrose 20% Dextrose 5% in Ringer’s Lactate Dextrose 5% in Ringer’s Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.2% Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.3% Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.45% Dextrose 5% in Sodium Chloride 0.9% Dextrose 2.5% in Sodium Chloride 0.45% Dextrose 5% in Potassium Chloride 0.15% Dextrose 5% in Sodium bicarbonate 0.02% Dextran 40 in normal saline Dextran 6% in Dextrose 5% Hydroxyethyl starch 6 to 10% IonosolR B with Dextrose 5% IonosolR G with Dextrose 10% IsolyteR M with Dextrose 5% and NormosolR-R Inverted Sugar 10% Invert sugar 5% in sterile Water Invert sugar 10% in sterile Water Laevulose 5% Mannitol 2.5 % Mannitol 5 % Mannitol 10 % Normasol-M in Dextrose 5% Normasol-R in Dextrose 5% Plasma-Lyte with Dextrose 5% Plasma-LyteR-M with Dextrose 5% Potassium Chloride in Dextrose Ringer’s Lactate /Sodium Lactate/Hartmann’s solution/Compound Sodium Lactate IV Infusion BP Ringer’s solution Sodium bicarbonate 5% / Sodium hydrogen carbonate 4.2% Sodium bicarbonate 1.4% Sodium bicarbonate 2.74% m/v Sodium Chloride and Glucose Intravenous Infusion BP Sodium Lactate (M/6 Sodium Lactate)

TRADE NAMES

  • RSA trades only i.e. [TradeNames.DataSet] = RSA
  • discontinued trades must not show i.e. [TradeNames.DiscontinuedDate] = null
  • Orders PD trades first. If [TradeName.Man]=PDY then put at the top
  • Sorts alphabetically


Medicine Name

name
[TradeNames.Name]
strength and unit
[ATCtoTradeXMap.Strength] and [ATCtoTradeXMap.StrengthUnit]
formulation
3-digit [TradeNames.Form]
manufacturer
[Manufacturers.Manufacturer] where [TradeNames.Man]=[Manufacturers.man]

Pack size

[TradeNamePack.PackSize] where [TradeNamePack.TradeID] = [TradeNames.ID]

SEP incl VAT

[TradeNamePack.SEP] where [TradeNamePack.TradeID] = [TradeNames.ID]

Patient App

STRENGTH

INDICATIONS

CONTRAINDICATIONS

  • Hypersensitivity to active and excipients: must always show
  • Porphyria: Data must be copied from the Porphyria tab to the Conditions tab
  • Pregnancy: Data must be copied from the DDU Pregnancy tab to the Conditions tab
  • Lactation: Data must be copied from the DDU Lactation tab to the Conditions tab
  • Hepatic/Renal warnings only come through if they are contraindicated in Conditions
  • Pulls distinct contraindications i.e. if same info at ATC9 and ATC7, it displays once only


where [Conditions.FrequencySupport] = Contraindicated and [Conditions.SuppressOutput] = 0

uses
[Conditions.DictionaryQualifierID]
[Conditions.DictionaryDescID]
[Conditions.DictionaryParams]
[Conditions.SuppressOutput = 0]
translation
[Translation_Details.Target_Lang = PD_App]

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TRADES

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