Computerized system and method for verifying authority to modify clinical orders
First Claim
1. A method in a clinical computing environment for verifying authority to modify at least one clinical order, the method comprising:
- receiving the at least one clinical order, the at least one clinical order having components associated with a plurality of phases;
associating a plurality of the components to form a cross-phase group, the plurality of the components including at least a component associated with a first phase and a component associated with a second phase, wherein each of the components in the cross-phase group includes a common attribute;
receiving a user indication to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase; and
determining whether a user from whom the user indication is received has the authority to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase.
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Abstract
Computerized methods for verifying authority to modify clinical orders are provided. The methods may include receiving a clinical order having components associated with a plurality of phases; associating a plurality of the components to form a cross-phase group, the components including components associated with a first phase and a second phase, each of the components including a common attribute; receiving an indication to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase; and determining whether a user from whom the indication is received has the authority to modify the common attribute. If it is determined that the user has the authority, the method may further include modifying all components that are associated in the group. If it is determined that the user does not have the authority, the method may further include not modifying the common attribute. Computerized systems for performing the disclosed methods are also provided.
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12 Claims
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1. A method in a clinical computing environment for verifying authority to modify at least one clinical order, the method comprising:
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receiving the at least one clinical order, the at least one clinical order having components associated with a plurality of phases;
associating a plurality of the components to form a cross-phase group, the plurality of the components including at least a component associated with a first phase and a component associated with a second phase, wherein each of the components in the cross-phase group includes a common attribute;
receiving a user indication to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase; and
determining whether a user from whom the user indication is received has the authority to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A system in a clinical computing environment for verifying authority to modify at least one clinical order, the system comprising:
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an order receiving element for receiving the at least one clinical order, the at least one clinical order having components associated with a plurality of phases;
an associating element for associating a plurality of the components to form a cross-phase group, the plurality of the components including at least a component associated with a first phase and a component associated with a second phase, wherein each of the components in the cross-phase group includes a common attribute;
an indication receiving element for receiving a user indication to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase; and
a determining element for determining whether a user from whom the user indication is received has the authority to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9)
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10. A system in a clinical computing environment for verifying authorization to modify at least one clinical order, the system comprising;
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order receiving means for receiving the at least one clinical order, the at least one clinical order having components associated with a plurality of phases;
associating means for associating a plurality of the components to form a cross-phase group, the plurality of the components including at least a component associated with a first phase and a component associated with a second phase, wherein each of the components in the cross-phase group includes a common attribute;
indication receiving means for receiving a user indication to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase; and
determining means for determining whether a user from whom the user indication is received has the authority to modify the common attribute of the component associated with the first phase. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12)
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