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===JSE eRx: Activation===
===JSE eRx: Activation===
[http://omp.openmedpractice.com/dev/weno/erx_patch.zip eRx patch for OpenEMR 5.0.2(1)] You must have this version installed. before installing the patch. The patch requires that additional components be installed to function properly. This patch may '''NOT''' be backwards compatible
[https://omp.openmedpractice.com/dev/weno/eRx_patch.zip eRx_patch.zip - Download and follow the instructions in the readme file to install ]
 
You must have this version installed. before installing the patch. The patch requires that additional components be installed to function properly. This patch may '''NOT''' be backward compatible. It has not been tested.


Juggernaut Systems Express is providing an electronic prescribing solution within the OpenEMR native platform using the Weno Exchange service.
Juggernaut Systems Express is providing an electronic prescribing solution within the OpenEMR native platform using the Weno Exchange service.
The integration into the native interface gives the sending of prescriptions a clean workflow. To register your practice, select the ECPS registration for the number of providers that are in your practice. Once payment is received, we will send you an email to get providers' email addresses to start the authentication process. Once that is completed a reoccurring fee of $24/mo per provider for ECPS will be sent after the first month of service.  
The integration into the native interface gives the sending of prescriptions a clean workflow. To register your practice, select the ECPS registration for the number of providers that are in your practice. Once payment is received, we will send you an email to get providers' email addresses to start the authentication process. Once that is completed a reoccurring '''fee of $24/mo per provider for ECPS''' will be sent after the first month of service. '''The cost for none ECPS is $8/mo.'''


[https://link.waveapps.com/32587n-umv62s Registration payment for 1 ECPS provider.]
[https://link.waveapps.com/32587n-umv62s Registration payment for 1 ECPS provider.]
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The cost for none ECPS prescribers is $8/mo/provider.
The cost for none ECPS prescribers is''' $8/mo/provider.'''


[https://link.waveapps.com/9pv6j3-hq264g Payment for 1 none ECPS provider]
[https://link.waveapps.com/9pv6j3-hq264g Payment for 1 none ECPS provider]
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[https://link.waveapps.com/87p8k3-hrabu2 Payment for 4 none ECPS provider]
[https://link.waveapps.com/87p8k3-hrabu2 Payment for 4 none ECPS provider]


=== Step One - Install necessary data ===
===Step One: Configure Globals ===
System setup from scratch
Watch these two videos together. The second video is an update to the first.


full screen https://youtu.be/DgTgO2OiHfM
Full Screen https://youtu.be/qZszST5n_CY
{{#ev:youtube|DgTgO2OiHfM|675||'''Import RxNorms and ICD10s in to OpenEMR'''}}


===Step two - Configure Globals ===
Full Screen https://youtu.be/kjAREPrkdZs
Full Screen https://youtu.be/qZszST5n_CY


The Weno provider ID does not have a "C" in front of it any longer.
The Weno provider ID does not have a "C" in front of it any longer.
   
   
{{#ev:youtube|qZszST5n_CY|675||'''Create a prescription'''}}
{{#ev:youtube|qZszST5n_CY|675||'''Create a prescription'''}}
{{#ev:youtube|kjAREPrkdZs|675||'''Create a prescription'''}}


===Step three===
===Step Two: Importing/Updating Pharmacies ===
Full screen https://youtu.be/etw1uZGQWI8
Full screen https://youtu.be/etw1uZGQWI8
{{#ev:youtube|etw1uZGQWI8|675||'''Resolve validation issue'''}}
{{#ev:youtube|etw1uZGQWI8|675||'''Resolve validation issue'''}}


===Step four===
===Step Three: Review all the information need to complete Rx===
Full screen https://youtu.be/5J_iXrAmjOM
Full-screen https://youtu.be/5J_iXrAmjOM
{{#ev:youtube|5J_iXrAmjOMI8|675||'''Transmitting prescription'''}}
 
'''In the video, I say C number and the new provider ID's do not begin with a C.'''
{{#ev:youtube|5J_iXrAmjOM|675||'''Transmitting prescription'''}}


=== Step five - Sending the prescription and dealing with errors ===
=== Step Four:  Sending the prescription and dealing with errors ===
Full screen https://youtu.be/UtVzoOk-ATk
Full screen https://youtu.be/UtVzoOk-ATk
{{#ev:youtube|UtVzoOk-ATk|675||'''Resolving missing data schema validation errors'''}}
{{#ev:youtube|UtVzoOk-ATk|675||'''Resolving missing data schema validation errors'''}}
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full screen https://youtu.be/LDh4dw3H4Hk
full screen https://youtu.be/LDh4dw3H4Hk
{{#ev:youtube|LDh4dw3H4Hk|675||'''Resolving missing data schema validation errors'''}}
{{#ev:youtube|LDh4dw3H4Hk|675||'''Resolving missing data schema validation errors'''}}
[[File:Required_field.png‎|600px|thumb|left|Screen]]


===How to enable service===




* Go Administration -> Globals -> Connectors


'''Go down to Enable JSeRx Service and place check in the box.'''




[[File:activate_weno.png|600px|thumb|left|Screenshot of enable service]]




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===How to enable service===




* Go Administration -> Globals -> Connectors


'''Go down to Enable JSeRx Service and place check in the box.'''


===Configurations===






===Configurations===




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: If after clicking the Transmit button, you do not receive a message that says,
'''the schema does not validate.'''
You are missing some patient data in the prescription. Please review the video about all the data that needs to be in the patient's chart. If you are unable to locate the missing data.
We will assist you in discovering what data is missing. 
''':*Make sure the patient demographics is complete with full address'''
''':*Make sure that only the prescribing doctor is logged in and sending the prescription.'''
Support contact: sherwin@openmedpractice.com
Support Site: https://omp.openmedpractice.com/dev/mantisbt - Create an account and open a support ticket
'''If you would like to self troubleshoot, follow these steps.'''
Create a folder inside the interface/weno/ and name it payload.
Open the transmitrx.php file.
find this line //file_put_contents("payload/".rand()."-payload.xml", $payloads);
remove the // from infront of the line keeping everything else.
What this will do is drop a file on your server which is the data that is being transmitted.


Each one will have a unique ID. Open the file and copy the contents and go to 


https://live.wenoexchange.com/Validator/ValidateSchema.aspx


Paste the contents of that file into the validator.


[[File:Confirmation trouble.png]]
It will tell you what data is missing.
: If after clicking the Transmit button, you do not receive a message that says, the schema does not validate. You are missing some patient data in the prescription. Please review the video about all the data that needs to be in the patient's chart. If you are unable to locate the missing data. We will assist you in discovering what data is missing.


:*Make sure the patient demographics is complete with full address
:*Make sure that only the prescribing doctor is logged in and sending the prescription.


Support contact: sherwin@openmedpractice.com
===Testing ===
Support Site: https://omp.openmedpractice.com/dev/mantisbt-2.18.0


Testing the system can be done after the credentials are received. The system has a two-stage process to send a prescription. Once you click transmit. It is not over. The Weno system has to validate the message to be sent. You will be taken to the Weno server to do the final review and sign off on their server. There is no need for a test account or test users. On the final review of the prescription on the Weno server, if the prescription is left unsigned, it stays on the Weno server. So, for testing don't sign the prescription until you are ready to send it to the pharmacy.


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Revision as of 14:01, 8 May 2020

Overview

There are currently three known options for e-prescribing in OpenEMR.

Newcrop, a subscription service, is well integrated into OpenEMR.

Allscripts is quite good and requires no fees.

Weno Exchange a subscription service,is well integrated for narcotic/ECPS.

Meaningful Use

The Newcrop solution can be deployed to achieve Meaningful Use. The alternative is to add both the Allscripts website and the Greasemonkey script. The Weno Exchange can possibly be used for Meaningful Use if these policies are enacted again in the future.

Allscripts

This section describes the integration of the Allscripts ePrescribe website with OpenEMR.

Website

  • Clicking the green button, with the question mark in the middle of it, navigates to the Help Section. This button is located at the bottom. The Help Section will give instructions regarding account acquisition and website use.
  • It is not necessary to pay for Deluxe Allscripts to use the Greasemonkey script. Choose Free Allscripts instead.
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Firefox and Greasemonkey

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Integration Script

  • The last step is the installation of the script, found here.
  • Click "Install this script".
Grease.png


  • A Greasemonkey Installation dialog will appear. Click the "Install" button.
Mm.png


  • Check the Add-ons Manager of Firefox to ensure that Allscripts IntegrationMM had been installed.


Using the Script

  • Go to the Patient Summary screen and click the "Allscripts" button at the top, to the right of the patient's age. If viewing with split screens, the Allscripts logon will appear in one of the two screens. If a check mark had been placed in the box between the patient's age and the "Allscripts" button, clicking the button will cause the Allscripts logon to appear in another tab.
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  • If the Untrusted Connection warning appears in a split screen and an exception cannot be added, open Allscripts in another tab.
Warning.png


  • Click "I Understand the Risks" and add an exception.
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  • After logging on, the patient data will populate automatically if an account had been created previously. If a new account needs to be established, click the "Add Patient" button.

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  • In the Add New Patient screen, click the "Load from OpenEMR" button to import the data and click "Save".
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Non-Functioning

If both the split screen login and the "Load From OpenEMR" button are non-functional; the cause stems from the fact that the version of Firefox, when first installed, pre-dated version 31.0. Firefox underwent major changes with 31.0. Upgrading to the latest version will not permit the script to work properly, thus the following steps are necessary.

  • Uninstall Greasemonkey and the script.
  • Browser customizations should be preserved with Sync.
  • Uninstall Firefox and reinstall the latest version.
  • Reinstall Greasemonkey and the Allscripts IntegrationMM script.

Acknowledgment

The author of this clever and exceedingly useful script is Kevin Yeh, M.D., of IntegralEMR.

Modifications were contributed by Marcin Matuszkiewicz.


NewCrop

A partnership of ZH Healthcare and Medical Information Integration, LLC (mi-squared) called ZMG created the NewCrop interface for e-prescribing.
NewCrop eRx Demo

Weno Exchange

Weno Exchange is an ePrescribing intermediary that competes with Surescripts. Weno supports US, International, narcotic/ECPS, and Veterinarian ePrescribing. Weno is well integrated into OpenEMR thanks to code contributed by Sherwin Gaddis. Go to wenoexchange.com to learn more about the OpenEMR API services. Weno contributes part of the revenue earned from OpenEMR clients back to the OpenEMR community.

JSeRx

JSE eRx: Activation

eRx_patch.zip - Download and follow the instructions in the readme file to install

You must have this version installed. before installing the patch. The patch requires that additional components be installed to function properly. This patch may NOT be backward compatible. It has not been tested.

Juggernaut Systems Express is providing an electronic prescribing solution within the OpenEMR native platform using the Weno Exchange service. The integration into the native interface gives the sending of prescriptions a clean workflow. To register your practice, select the ECPS registration for the number of providers that are in your practice. Once payment is received, we will send you an email to get providers' email addresses to start the authentication process. Once that is completed a reoccurring fee of $24/mo per provider for ECPS will be sent after the first month of service. The cost for none ECPS is $8/mo.

Registration payment for 1 ECPS provider.

Registration payment for 2 ECPS providers

Registration payment for 3 ECPS providers


The cost for none ECPS prescribers is $8/mo/provider.

Payment for 1 none ECPS provider

Payment for 2 none ECPS provider

Payment for 3 none ECPS provider

Payment for 4 none ECPS provider

Step One: Configure Globals

Watch these two videos together. The second video is an update to the first.

Full Screen https://youtu.be/qZszST5n_CY

Full Screen https://youtu.be/kjAREPrkdZs

The Weno provider ID does not have a "C" in front of it any longer.

Create a prescription
Create a prescription

Step Two: Importing/Updating Pharmacies

Full screen https://youtu.be/etw1uZGQWI8

Resolve validation issue

Step Three: Review all the information need to complete Rx

Full-screen https://youtu.be/5J_iXrAmjOM

In the video, I say C number and the new provider ID's do not begin with a C.

Transmitting prescription

Step Four: Sending the prescription and dealing with errors

Full screen https://youtu.be/UtVzoOk-ATk

Resolving missing data schema validation errors

Final Review of Set up

full screen https://youtu.be/LDh4dw3H4Hk

Resolving missing data schema validation errors
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How to enable service

  • Go Administration -> Globals -> Connectors

Go down to Enable JSeRx Service and place check in the box.



Configurations

  • Set the patient pharmacy in the Choices section of the demographics.
  • Set the prescriptions to simplified because the information will be in the drug description.
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Troubleshooting

If after clicking the Transmit button, you do not receive a message that says,

the schema does not validate.

You are missing some patient data in the prescription. Please review the video about all the data that needs to be in the patient's chart. If you are unable to locate the missing data. We will assist you in discovering what data is missing.

:*Make sure the patient demographics is complete with full address

:*Make sure that only the prescribing doctor is logged in and sending the prescription.

Support contact: sherwin@openmedpractice.com

Support Site: https://omp.openmedpractice.com/dev/mantisbt - Create an account and open a support ticket

If you would like to self troubleshoot, follow these steps.

Create a folder inside the interface/weno/ and name it payload.

Open the transmitrx.php file.

find this line //file_put_contents("payload/".rand()."-payload.xml", $payloads); remove the // from infront of the line keeping everything else.

What this will do is drop a file on your server which is the data that is being transmitted.

Each one will have a unique ID. Open the file and copy the contents and go to

https://live.wenoexchange.com/Validator/ValidateSchema.aspx

Paste the contents of that file into the validator.

It will tell you what data is missing.


Testing

Testing the system can be done after the credentials are received. The system has a two-stage process to send a prescription. Once you click transmit. It is not over. The Weno system has to validate the message to be sent. You will be taken to the Weno server to do the final review and sign off on their server. There is no need for a test account or test users. On the final review of the prescription on the Weno server, if the prescription is left unsigned, it stays on the Weno server. So, for testing don't sign the prescription until you are ready to send it to the pharmacy.