Features

Formulary Item Refrigeration Settings

Hospitals are now able to indicate if the out of fridge timers should be required to start when items are tagged if the formulary item is marked as refrigerated. Many hospitals don’t have refrigerators in the KitCheck areas and, currently, it is possible for users to forget to start the refrigeration timer when tagging refrigerated items. This new setting allows hospitals to require that the refrigerated timer be started depending on the item and their workflow for that item.

When this setting is selected for a formulary item, “Start Refrigeration Timer Immediately” selection during the tagging workflow will be selected by default and the user won’t be able to deselect this check box.

By default, this is setting is off for all existing refrigerated items.

Kit Master Types

The Kit Master types for Kit Masters have been updated and this is now a required field that hospitals will have to make a selection for before being able to save new changes to Kit Masters in the UI. For easy of use, you will be able to search Kit Master Types.

Updates & Fixes ?

• Based on a request from The Hospital of Central Connecticut, we’ve updated the default order in the Kit Processing widget on the dashboard. When the “Expiring In” view is selected, Kits are now displayed from soonest to expiration to longest to expiration.
• A bug that was preventing attributes from being sent from KitCheck to ChurnZero has been resolved.
• A custom charge sheet for UHS San Antonio (HID 777) was created.
• Data Service was updated to Rails 7.
• KC-API was updated to Ruby 3.1.
• A new tool has been created for prod support to make it easier to delete packages (the association between tags and drug information).