About Resolving a Diet Order Mapping Issue
When resolving an diet order data mapping issue from the Connect screen or the People Listing screen, the Resolve Diet Order pop-up appears for you to resolve the mapping issue.
- If resolving a diet type, see Options when Resolving a Diet Type Data Mapping Issue
- If resolving a texture type, see Resolving a Texture Type Data Mapping Issue
- If resolving a fluid type, see Resolving a Fluid Type Data Mapping Issue
Options when Resolving a Diet Type Data Mapping Issue
When resolving an unmapped diet type, the Resolve Diet Order pop-up appears:
For an unmapped EHR diet type, the first drop-down in the MealSuite Data section reads Diet by default. From the second drop-down in the MealSuite Data section, select the diet type to map the EHR diet type (e.g., "Cardiac" to "Heart Healthy"). Click Save to apply your changes.
Note: If your EHR is PCC, then there is the ability to apply flexible mapping to a diet order. For more information and instructions, see PCC Connect Interface Only: Flexible Mapping for a Diet Order.
Alternatively, for an unmapped EHR diet type, you also have the option to map it to a diet intervention. To do so:
- From first drop-down in the MealSuite Data section, select Diet Intervention.
- From second drop-down in the MealSuite Data section, field, select from one of the following options:
- Create New Diet Intervention - you can create a new diet intervention in your account by selecting Create New Diet Intervention from the drop-down, and then clicking the Save button at the top right of the screen. You will also be required to open the diet intervention and add customizations to it; to do so see Modifying a Diet Intervention.
- Select an existing diet intervention in your account to map the EHR diet intervention to. Note that more than one diet intervention can be selected if considered appropriate.
- Ignore Diet Intervention - you can ignore the EHR diet intervention by selecting Ignore Diet Intervention. When the EHR diet intervention is set to ignore, it is not mapped to a diet intervention in your account, and any subsequent messages with that EHR diet intervention will be ignored by the Connect interface.
- Click Save to apply your changes.
Resolving a Texture Type Data Mapping Issue
When resolving an unmapped EHR texture type, the Resolve Diet Order pop-up appears. The first drop-down in the MealSuite Data section reads Texture by default. From the second drop-down in the MealSuite Data section, select the texture type to map the EHR texture type to. Click Save to apply your changes.
Resolving a Fluid Type Data Mapping Issue
When resolving an unmapped EHR fluid type, the Resolve Diet Order pop-up appears. The first drop-down in the MealSuite Data section reads Fluid by default. From the second drop-down in the MealSuite Data section, select the fluid type to map the EHR fluid type to. Click Save to apply your changes.
FAQs
I don't see a diet type, texture type or fluid type to map to?
If not seeing a diet, texture, or fluid type to map to, it could be that the diet, texture or fluid type is unpublished. For more information on unpublished diets, textures, and fluids, and to republish if needed, see Working with Diet Orders.
Does Connect "auto-correct" incomplete diet order information coming from the EHR?
No.
When the diet order information is incomplete from the EHR, then Connect will process it as an invalid diet order.
For the safety of your residents, no personal menu will be calculated when a diet order is invalid, and you are alerted of the invalid diet order for you to take the necessary steps to resolve it accordingly.
See Invalid Diet Orders for more information.