What's New in Propel Rx 2.0 Postinstall 1

The formatting for DURs in the Alberta Netcare batch file was corrected to address a Waiting for Response error that occurred when uploading a batch via SFTP.

When the Dispensing Unit of Measure is set to Milligrams for a methadone 10mg/mL DIN and a prescription is entered for it with a split quantity, the quantity should no longer be divided by 10 in the message sent to MethaMeasure.

This change does not affect how split quantities appear in the Rx Detail Extended tab - they should still display as divided by 10.

Discontinued prescriptions should no longer appear in the diem health app.

Auto Refill declined prescriptions for enrolled patients should now display in the diem health app.

Colour images cloud faxed from British Columbia pharmacies should now be converted to black and white before sending, improving fax quality.

An application error should no longer occur when resending failed or sent faxes via cloud fax.

COVID-19 vaccines processed using the COVID-19 Injection module should now print immunization records together with vial copies.

E-file copies should now print on a single page as shown in the RX e-File Copy window.

The Ready Time for prescriptions received through programs such as Auto Refill, IVR, Web Refill, and Cloud Fax should no longer be recalculated after Data Entry is complete.

An outstanding Owe Balance value should no longer display in Technical Validation after a historical full Owe Balance has completed Packaging. Historical Owe Balance refers to an Owe Balance that existed prior to the Propel Rx 2.0 upgrade.

Owe Balance adjustments made using the Adjust Owe button in Packaging should now decrement inventory appropriately.

The Administration Details window should now accurately display empty slots where appropriate for weekly dosages. The dosage schedule in the Administration Details window should match Rx Detail.

Prescriptions with decimal pack sizes should now have accurate gross profit calculations. Negative gross profit values due to rounding errors with decimal pack sizes has been addressed.

When the first day of the month is entered as the expiry date in the Packaging window, it should no longer convert to the last day of the month once the package details are added.

The SIG and any Additional Instructions should display in their entirety on the MAR Complete, MAR Partial, and MAR Custom reports.

"Meet EDS requirements" should now appear on the Patient Official Receipt report for Manitoba Health and Manitoba Blue Cross claims when an intervention code of ED or EP is used.

In Saskatchewan, the PIP Unit in the Rx Detail EHR tab is no longer required for the following:

• Drugs or mixtures with an EHR Type of Device or Non-EHR.

• Drugs or mixtures flagged as PFS

In Saskatchewan, the logic for retrieving the PIP Unit for a refill or reauthorized prescription should follow a FDB mapping if the unit was not populated for the previous fill.