Overview
Hospital Workflows
Med Types Supported by SinglePointe
Restock Options
OmniCenter Setup
Restock Routes
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

This keeps customers accountable for the medications that are not typically stocked in an ADC. 

What is SinglePointe? 

100

This medication distribution method dispenses a specific number of doses within a 24 hr period per patient.

What is Cartfill? 

100

This medication type may not be issued from inventory unless it is authorized by a physician and the nursing staff notifies the pharmacy for a supplemental restock. 

What is a POM? (Patient's Own Medication)

100

This is an automated OmniCenter restock process where restock levels are calculated automatically based on patient's med order frequency and actual usage. 

What is Auto-Fill? 

100

This is prohibited when a cabinet has an expired SinglePointe license. 

What are Patient-specific restocks? 

100

Single item bin restocks are driven by this target value of the bin when full. 

What is Par Value? 

100

Tie Breaker

Category: OmniCenter

200

True or False: With SinglePointe, every patient needs a PSB location.

What is false? 

This is a SinglePointe misconception. 

200

This medication distribution method uses automated dispensing cabinets in which the pharmacy dispenses non-patient specific stocks of medications to the patient care units from a central pharmacy. 

What is Cartless? 

200

This medication type can be prepared by a nurse or the pharmacy and include IV mixtures or complex non-IV medication combinations.

What is Multi-Component Med Order? 

200
This SinglePointe restock option can provide separate restocks for narcotics. 
What is Auto-Fill?
200

The site license in the ____ table specifies the maximum number of cabinets that may be configured for the SinglePointe feature. 

What is the Global Settings?
200

This is the number of days worth of meds that the med is allowed to get down to before it’s reordered.

 

What are Reorder Level Days?

200

This is the character limit on the Omni Description field.

What is 32?

300

This percentage of medications are stocked in an ADC on average in a cartless model. 

What is 80%? 

300

DAILY DOUBLE - This method refers to placing individual doses of medications into a separate package, with each package listing the drug name, strength, lot or batch number, and expiration date.

What is Unit-Dose? 

300

This type of multi-component med order is not prepared on the unit. 

What is a Pharmacy-prepared IV mixture? 

300

This interface does not take the quantity on hand into consideration when calculating restocks. 

What is PSB Cartfill Interface? 

300

Best practice recommends that the staff use the ____ field to convey a full description of the cabinet and not just a label.

What is Omni Description?

300

When creating restocks for PSBs, this route type is used. 

What is Patient Specific Route Type?

300

Final Jeopardy 

Category: Item Management 

400

This percentage of medications are handled manually in a variety of ways that create extra work for the pharmacy and nursing units on average in a cartless model. 

What is 20%? 

400

This type of medication order is for any new orders, including orders for newly admitted patients or orders for patients who have had changes to their medications. 

What is First Dose Order?

400

This medication type is administered from the same container multiple times for a single patient. 

What is a multi-use medication?

400
This SinglePointe restock option can separate Par level days for Scheduled vs PRN med orders. 

What is Auto-Fill? 

400

This is the default setting for the number of days a SinglePointe enabled cabinet retains unused items copied from the Master Omni for a SinglePointe cabinet. 

What is 30?
400

This Route Type must be selected to create a SinglePointe restock route for auto-fill. 

What is Patient Specific? 

400

This functionality allows the nurse to return a multi-use medication to a PSB, even if it was not originally issued from the cabinet.

What is Auto-Assign?

500

Daily Double: This is ONE example of a medication not typically stocked in an ADC for which SinglePointe keeps customers accountable.

What is: 

Multi-Use Items OR 

Non-stocked medications OR

Meds brought from home OR 

Discontinued medications?

500

This medication distribution model does not account for 100% of patients' medications, requiring nurses to locate non-cabinet doses from other locations. 

What is Cartless? 

500

This medication type can be initially stocked in a single item bin.

What is a Multi-Use Medication? 

500
This SinglePointe restock option can support first doses. 

What is Cartfill Interface? 

500

This table can associate a cabinet to an area to serve as a default when a specific cabinet is not associated with the patient's room. 

What is Rooms?

500

For the PSB Auto-Fill calculation, it’s important to have the _______table set up correctly and the Med Order dose unit equal to the item strength units, so the item orders correctly.

What is Frequency?