2022-03-30 Release 117

Features

Suppository Reconciliation is Live! 

We are excited to launch the first of our new form factors: Suppositories!

A suppository (supp) is a form of medicine contained in a small piece of solid material, such as cocoa butter or glycerin, that melts at body temperature. A suppository is inserted into the rectum, vagina, or urethra and the medicine is absorbed into the bloodstream.

In ControlCheck, we have form factors that identify the type of form the medication is in when it enters a patient’s body. Some medication enters the body through the mouth; some through an IV tube hooked into a vein; some through a one-time injection into the arm. How the medicine enters the body is the dosage form that it takes one. Controlled suppositories pose a risk to hospitals and they want to leverage ControlCheck to have full visibility into the interaction with these suppository meds.

To read more about how this new feature works, how to get a customer set up to audit suppositories, and a list of other common FAQs, click here.

Audit 2.0 Upgrades

This release features some more great enhancements to the overall auditing experience in our new 2.0 page.

When you expand an event summary, you can collapse it closed by clicking the Close Card button or the X button at the top right corner.

When you add a new note, you can submit the note by clicking the Add Note button. This has been upgrade from a checkmark button.

When you click the notepad icon, the card will expand open to the Notes tab to easily review previous comment history on the event summary.

Upgraded In-app Knowledge Center

Our help icon has moved locations and has been upgraded! The Knowledge Base is now available from the question mark icon at the top right corner of the page, next to your username menu. Click into the help icon and find helpful articles about ControlCheck.

This is the same content that was previously fueled by HelpJuice. The articles that were previously available on the Help page are still available and downloadable/printable to PDF.

Upgrades & Fixes

• Implemented ChurnZero for customer usage analytics.
• Fixed an issue with Investigation Checklist Items that were removed from Investigations if the template item was deleted by a Manager from the Investigation Portfolios page under the Manage tab. With this fix, if an Investigation Checklist Item is used on an investigation, and that item is then deleted from the hospital's template, the item will remain in-tact on the investigation it first existed on.
• Fixed an issue with the Admin Tools File Validation page.
• Fixed an issue with the Detailed Transaction Report and Summary Report displaying some patients' DOBs in their patient name column.
• Fixed an issue with universal adapters and respecting the Duplicate Events filter. If the Pharmacy module universal adapter had the Duplicate Events toggle disabled but the Patient Care module universal adapter had the filter enabled to allow duplicate events to appear in the system from the same file, the system was only respecting one of the settings of this filter and was creating unexpected behavior for hospitals expecting to see particular duplicate events from their Patient Care files.