QuickMAR Instructions - Revision history

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 '''/QTIME=''' sets the time of day for the medication to be administered. Times must be entered in military time, and multiple times of day need
 to be separated by a comma.
 Examples:
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 A medication that needs to be taken at 8:00 a.m. and 05:00 p.m. would use this SIG command.
   /QTIME=0800,1700
 ===MISC===
 '''/QMQ=''' sets the quantity of medication to be given at each scheduled time.
 '''/DC''' discontinues a claim in both QuickSCRIP and QuickMAR

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	==MAR Commands==		==MAR Commands==
	In addition to transmitting prescription information to QuickMAR, you will also need to specify dose patterns and quantities so		In addition to transmitting prescription information to QuickMAR, you will also need to specify dose patterns and quantities so
	QuickMAR can generate thier forms. The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:		QuickMAR can generate thier forms.
			The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:

	===QDOSE===		===QDOSE===

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	QuickMAR can generate thier forms. The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:		QuickMAR can generate thier forms. The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:

			===QDOSE===
	'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we		'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we
	assume the medication is taken daily.		assume the medication is taken daily.
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	/QDOSE=QW0010100		/QDOSE=QW0010100

			===QTIME===
	'''/QTIME=''' sets the time of day for the medication to be administered. Times must be entered in military time, and multiple times of day need		'''/QTIME=''' sets the time of day for the medication to be administered. Times must be entered in military time, and multiple times of day need
	to be separated by a comma.		to be separated by a comma.
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	A medication that needs to be taken at 8:00 a.m. and 05:00 p.m. would use this SIG command.		A medication that needs to be taken at 8:00 a.m. and 05:00 p.m. would use this SIG command.
	/QTIME=0800,1700		/QTIME=0800,1700

			===MISC===

	'''/QMQ=''' sets the quantity of medication to be given at each scheduled time.		'''/QMQ=''' sets the quantity of medication to be given at each scheduled time.

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	'''/FLOOR=''', '''/BED=''', '''/ROOM=''' sets the floor number, bed number, and room numbers.		'''/FLOOR=''', '''/BED=''', '''/ROOM=''' sets the floor number, bed number, and room numbers.

	'''/ADM=''' ~~admit Date~~ and or time.		'''/ADM=''' Admit date and/or time.

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	/QDOSE=Q2D		/QDOSE=Q2D

	A medication that ~~neets~~ to be taken only on Tuesdays would use this command in the SIGs.		A medication that needs to be taken only on Tuesdays would use this command in the SIGs.
	/QDOSE=QTUE		/QDOSE=QTUE
	or		or
	/QDOSE=~~QW2~~		/QDOSE=QW3

	A medication that needs to be taken every Tuesday and Thursday would use this command in the SIGs.		A medication that needs to be taken every Tuesday and Thursday would use this command in the SIGs.

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MAR Commands

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	'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we		'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we
	assume the medication is taken daily.		assume the medication is taken daily.
			* PRN - As Needed
	* QD - Every Day		* QD - Every Day
	* QAM - Every Morning		* QAM - Every Morning

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MAR Commands

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 '''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we
 assume the medication is taken daily.
 * QOD - Every other Day
 * QnD - Every n day, n being a numerical value

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	QuickMAR can generate thier forms. The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:		QuickMAR can generate thier forms. The following commands can be entered in the '''SIG''' lines in the '''RXFILL''' or '''EDIT''' screens:

	'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. Is there is no QDOSE command, then we		'''/QDOSE=''' sets the dose pattern. This command tells QuickMAR how often the medication needs to be taken. If there is no QDOSE command, then we
	assume the medication is taken daily.		assume the medication is taken daily.
	* QOD - Every other Day		* QOD - Every other Day
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	* QMn,n,n - Monthly on a specified day(s). n = 1-28, and each additional day is tacked onto the end of the command with a comma		* QMn,n,n - Monthly on a specified day(s). n = 1-28, and each additional day is tacked onto the end of the command with a comma
	* QWnnnnnnn - days of the week, Sunday - Saturday, n=0 excludes a day, n=1 includes a day.		* QWnnnnnnn - days of the week, Sunday - Saturday, n=0 excludes a day, n=1 includes a day.

			'''Note:''' Multiple QDOSE commands can be set using /QDOS2, /QDOS3, etc. Additionally, QMQ, QSIG, and QTIME commands would also have numbers for subsequent uses. QMQ2, QSIG2, and QTIM2, respectively.

	Examples:		Examples:

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	A medication that needs to be taken at 8:00 a.m. and 05:00 p.m. would use this SIG command.		A medication that needs to be taken at 8:00 a.m. and 05:00 p.m. would use this SIG command.
	/QTIME=0800,1700		/QTIME=0800,1700

	'''/QMQ=''' sets the quantity of medication to be given at each scheduled time.		'''/QMQ=''' sets the quantity of medication to be given at each scheduled time.

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	or		or
	/QDOSE=QW2		/QDOSE=QW2

	A medication that needs to be taken every Tuesday and Thursday would use this command in the SIGs.		A medication that needs to be taken every Tuesday and Thursday would use this command in the SIGs.
	/QDOSE=QW0010100		/QDOSE=QW0010100