Function documentationSystem Parameters for Medication

 

You can control the following on a system-internal basis using the system parameters for Medication:

  • Processes

  • Presettings for individual fields in the applications

Features

The various system parameters control the following system behavior:

N1ADTM

You can use this parameter to determine the administration time and administration date to be used (e.g. current system time).

N1ME_CONFIDA

You can use this parameter to control whether a dialog should be called when inheritance is confirmed.

N1MEBTCH

You can use this parameter to define whether the batch numbers should be managed or not.

N1MEMMON

This parameter can be used to activate the MM and CO integration for the Medication.

N1MEN1DC

You can use this parameter to define which drug catalog (ID) should be used in your institution. Different institutions can use the same drug catalog.

N1MEGRCY

You use this parameter to determine which design should be used to call the input help for standard cycles.

N1MEIFRE

You use this parameter to define which cycle the system is to use or a continuous (volume-based or conditional) infusion or nutritional solution.

Possible values can be found in the cycle master data. Use a cycle with the following data in order to guarantee completely correct functionality and display in the order dialog:

  • Set the Fixed Interval over Several Days indicator

  • Set From Day to the value 1

  • No entry in the To Day input field

  • Set the interval in hours to the value 0

N1MEFRE1

With this parameter you determine which cycle the system is to use for single infusions

Create the cycle is the same way as for the system parameter N1MEIFRE for continuous infusions and nutritional solutions.

N1MEOTYP

This parameter is used to preset the order type when creating an emergency order. You should note that you can only enter order types for which recipes were not defined as required.

N1MERCEO

You can use this parameter to define the presetting of the cancellation reason for medication events when medication orders are ended.

You should note that you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in the table N1STGR and have the Cancellation Reason for Medication Event indicator set.

N1MERCSO

You can use this parameter to define the presetting of the cancellation reason for medication events when medication orders are suspended.

You should note that you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in the table N1STGR and have the Cancellation Reason for Medication Event indicator set.

N1MESLID

You can use this parameter to define which cycle should be used for sliding doses. You can find possible values in the definition of the cycle master data (transaction N1E1).

N1MESTPW

You use this parameter to define which status should be used for an event as standard, if the entry of a witness was defined as obligatory, but has not been fulfilled.

If the user sets the Pending Witness indicator, the system will set the status which you have entered in this system parameter when you execute the Administer function.

Note that you can only select a status with the internal status "In Processing" in this system parameter.

N1MEIPCP

You use this parameter to define which code page is used when uploading import packages with drug information from external catalogs. If you maintain this parameter the coding information in the import package is not taken into account.

N1MECPEN

You use this parameter to determine the reason which is required for ending the original order in the Order Sequence function. This function is represented by various application-specific functions in the order framework, e.g. Change Drug, Change Dose, Change Administration Route, etc.

You should note that you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in customizing (table TN1RCODE) and have the End Reason for Order indicator set.

N1MECRCO

You use this parameter to define the cancellation reason of medication events which is preset for medication events which are canceled when a drug or the purpose of a saved medication order is changed.

You should note that you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in customizing (table N1STGR) and have the Cancellation Reason for Medication Event indicator set.

N1MECRCV

You use this parameter to define the cancellation reason of medication events which is preset for medication events which are canceled when the validity of a medication order is shortened.

You should note that here you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in customizing (table N1STGR) and have the Cancellation Reason for Medication Event indicator set.

N1MECROR

You use this parameter to define the cancellation reason for saved medication orders which is preset for medication orders which must be canceled when a drug is substituted.

You should note that here you can only enter cancellation reasons, which are entered in customizing (table N1STGR) and have the Cancellation Reason for Medication Orders indicator set.

N1MEEVTH

You use this parameter to determine the event generation horizon for drugs which do not have a specially defined event generation horizon in the drug master data.

You can determine values between 1 and 99. The standard value of the parameter is 5 days. The standard value of the parameter is 5 days.

N1MESICY

You use this parameter to define the cycle for medication orders which is preset for medication orders which you create with the simplified dose definition (e.g. 1-0-1-0).

You should note that you can only use cycles which have the Daily Cycle indicator set.

N2MELAND

You use this parameter to define which country version is used for prescription printing.

You define the assignment of document categories to the relevant country version for prescription printing in the Implementation Guide under Start of the navigation path SAP Healthcare Industry-Specific Component Clinical System Next navigation step Medication Next navigation step Medication Event Next navigation step Assign Document Category for Print Prescription End of the navigation path.