1. Build 358 has been stable, for the most part. I have had 2 crashes. It does seem faster. Does not seem to have the same bugs as the 361 that was released but no longer available. All that to say I think development at AC is still fixing things but this version is ok to use.

2. Personal decision to take the plunge now but know mapping is the major issue. I would prepare everyone in the office. If you have someone that does not have a lot of patience for change warn them this can be tedious.

3. The link is in the release notes when you open the build, glad it got posted here. I was the same way, trying to find the video hitting the nonlink on the release of the release but it wasn't really a release!!! LOL

4. I am solo now but have had 4 prescribes in the office in AC over the years. One was here since the inception of us using AC but retired in 2019. We also started with AC around 2009. I have 3815 medications to map and 128 allergies! I am not sure why the allergies are so high but will say that the allergy list is a pain. It does not appear to be in alphabetical order. As ffac posted, this is not a simple hit the button, let it run it's course and come back with a cup of coffee. The program does match some automatically but this 3815 are ones that did not map in the initial auto process. You don't see the auto process happening. I can't imagine sitting down and doing all of them at one time but if I had a nurse that I could dedicate to this and KNOWS MEDICATIONS VERY WELL, is meticulous then I might would dedicate a day of work for mappin all of the meds at once. The only problem I see is when you open a chart if you do not match ALL of the meds then the escribe will not send. AGAIN, ALL MEDICATIONS FOR THE PT HAVE TO BE MAPPED OR NOTHING SENDS! I say this because I don't know what happens if you start someone mapping all and then a provider sees a pt, opens the chart and matches all meds does this transfer to the person also doing the bulk match? AS stated earlier there are things that could have made this easier. Hopefully that can be fixed for others. It would be good to do the mapping ahead of time from the schedule. Maybe start the day 30 minutes to an hour earlier or see if a nurse can come in earlier, schedule pt start times a little later? I think the best thing is before you switch bring all the staff together and find common ground on what this entails and how best to proceed.

GOOD LUCK, please be sure to post back your experiences. I know by the end of the day Friday I was frustrated due to the extra time this takes and wanting to get out of the office.