thanks Bert, right now just trying to map all these medications and make sense of things
AC changes: testosterone intramuscular vs (new)testosterone intramuscular oil; nasal spray did not match because the new one as aerosol at the end, injectable suspension vs suspension for injection
The favorites are not saving, this was also a known problem in V11, guess it did not get fixed.
The old favorites are present but some are no longer active after mapping. I found they can be codified and then will be reactivated, I think, need to play with it some more.
Controlled substances have to have the "days supply" on the prescription (according to Texas law) the problem with this is AC is automatically marking the "course days" the same amount thus at the end of the "days supply, course supply" AC is automatically inactivating the medication. You have to go to inactive medications and reactivate. This is unnecessary and time consuming.
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