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- emulators and, more specifically, to a serial data interface that permits data
- An electronic hospital information system typically must interact with an electronic pharmacy system within an automated facility, the interface between these
- the present invention provides
- the present invention identifies
- trapping data streams intended for a pharmacy comprises the steps of: trapping a printer output stream of an order entry system; parsing the output stream for prescribed information; testing the parsed output stream against an order database to
- the foregoing method includes
- printer output stream can identify its source so that the parsing step can parse the
- printer output stream in accordance with a set of configuration rules for that source.
- the printer output stream is saved as a
- Metadata can be associated with the
- the metadata can identify the source of the printer output stream and include that source data for each
- the metadata can also include a
- serial data streams can be mangaed by the methods of the present
- a serial data interface which comprises: at least one listener software module (“LSM”)
- the LSM executing on a first machine, the LSM receiving serial data streams from a port of the
- PSM parser software module
- the PSM processing the serial data streams received from the LSM to extract data therefrom and populate a data structure
- PSM and LSM can execute on the same machine, hi a preferred embodiment, the
- serial data stream identifies a particular LSM and the set of configuration rules used
- embodiments can save the received serial data streams as records in a
- Fig. 1 is a functional block diagram of a software listener and parser
- module in accordance with an exemplary embodiment, and further illustrating its functional connections to a computer network.
- Fig. 2 is a flow diagram illustrating the operation of an exemplary
- LSM listener software module
- Fig. 3 is a flow diagram illustrating the operation of an exemplary
- Fig. 4 is a distributed hardware arrangement in which the PSM is
- the interface exposes itself as a printer device
- print string to extract data, and outputs the extracted data into a format usable by the
- the parsing routine is configurable to handle a variety of
- the serial interface is used to bridge a
- this output stream is directed to a printer in a local or on-premises
- the preferred embodiment of the invention provides a configuration routine that permits an installer to configure a set of rules by which a parser software
- module locates the start and end of the data for each label, as well
- the configuration routine thereby allows a user to configure messages that pass through the interface to be properly
- both the listener and the parser are identical to the listener and the parser.
- the PARxD rV device is a software-controlled medical device that receives and manufactures orders for syringes for future (batch) or current (new order) production.
- the PARxD rV device is a software-controlled medical device that receives and manufactures orders for syringes for future (batch) or current (new order) production.
- the PARxD rV device is a software-controlled medical device that receives and manufactures orders for syringes for future (batch) or current (new order) production.
- FIG. 1 a functional block diagram of a software
- system 110 that may be used within a pharmacy or other formulary, hi conventional
- the OES 120 has an RS-232 serial port for one-way data communication over the link 140 to a standard
- printer 130 fitted with paper or, more typically, adhesive labels.
- the automated system 110 is fitted with listener
- CPU central processing unit
- the automated system 110 is connected directly or through a computer network to the serial port of the OES 120 through a one-way
- the listener module manages data received across
- connection 170 for example, through a data bus 180 within the automated system
- listener module 100 are preferably all communicatively coupled to the data bus 180.
- Fig. 1 The arrangement of Fig. 1 provides a listener module and a parser
- the parser module operates on the data received from the OES 120 to selectively cause the automated system 110 to manufacture drug dosages for administration to
- the parser can cause the automated system
- the automated system 110 is configured to prepare only one of these dosages types and so any dosage form outside the system's configuration
- the listener/parser module 100 enables drug orders to be better managed, with those susceptible to automated preparation being prepared without user
- the listener software module opens a serial communications channel
- the listener On a serial port of the automated system 110 at step 210.
- the listener For example, the listener
- module can be communicatively connected with the port making the connection 170
- LSM listens to that serial port for any data, at step 220.
- drug Preferably, drug
- the LSM continuously tests to see whether a beginning-of-string
- data is written to a database together with (e.g., by appending) metadata.
- the LSM assigns a unique transaction number, at step 240, to a newly opened log entry or record that will contain the incoming serial data.
- the LSM generates other data that is
- serial data itself (sometimes referred to as "transaction text"), a marker to indicate whether the transaction
- the record is time stamped at step 270 and the process flow loops back to
- step 230 to determine if a beginning-of-string character has been detected.
- records are created in the database by the LSM.
- the parser software module queries the database for any data that is to be parsed (i.e., data records that are marked as requiring parsing). As noted
- the LSM engrafts metadata to the serial stream coming into the automated system 110 over the connection 170.
- Part of the metadata includes a marker that
- the marker can also be set to ensure that an error log entry is not parsed (by
- the database query except 305 can take on a
- the PSM uses the marker to determine which
- a record is retrieved at step 310 and parsed by
- the configuration rules can accommodate a variety of data formats including fixed formats, name-value pairs, and
- the data is in the name - value pair format, the data may be located between a variable delimiter (" ⁇ Patient>") and an end-of-line character (e.g., CR, LF or both).
- ⁇ Patient> a variable delimiter
- end-of-line character e.g., CR, LF or both.
- a set of configuration rules therefore, enables proper parsing of the data from the printer output stream into the data structure used by the
- a distributed system 400 is illustrated in
- the automated system 410 comprises the PARxD IN drug preparation system of
- the system 410 has a parser software module 415
- the OESes 420A, 420B also serve as different machines than the one executing the PSM 415.
- the OESes 420A, 420B also serve as the one executing the PSM 415.
- Each OES has its own LSM 425A,
- OES 425 A and 425B respectively, which writes data records having uniquely assigned transaction numbers to a database 435.
- OES 425 A and 425B can have different data formats, yet
- 415 can properly parse records as they are retrieved at step 315.
- a test is made at step 320 to
- test can ensure that the checksum was valid and check its type (Mod 43,
- the new log entry preferably includes a reference pointer back to the log entry that had the error.
- the checksum were valid, then the transaction
- the data is populated into a data structure at step 330.
- the data structure is selected to be
- structure can include, but are not limited to: the patient's name, location within the
- a drug code e.g., the national drug code (“NDC)
- NDC national drug code
- order type e.g. batch or new
- order frequency e.g. "q6h6,” for every six hours starting at 6 A.M.
- the automated medication preparation system recognizes the drug code but does not handle the drug in the drug order and therefore cannot fill the drug order.
- test for suitability for handling is made with reference to an order
- the next step 340 the drug order is forwarded to the
- label printer 130 for printing (e.g., onto an adhesive label) and manual handling by
- step 335 resulted in the determination that the drug
- the data structure can first be routed to a scheduler for queue handling in accordance with a prescribed priority. For example, a new order can be processed
- a test is made to determine whether there are any more
- step 360 the process flow loops back to step 315 where the newly retrieved record is parsed in accordance with the
- the PSM may return several different errors, each of
- steps 315, 320, and 330 are marked with an asterisk ("*") to indicate the steps at
- a reference pointer is not
- the one-way serial listener interface lacks hand-shaking to permit confirmation that all information has been received intact
- the LSM is designed to trap a serial output stream of the type that is ordinarily sent to a label printer. This output stream is in the clear, that is, is non-
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