A positive HIV result entered by the lab technician leaves the follow-up questions for the nurse. Their save stores a pending marker as the answer set, and the reader that decides whether the health center runs an HIV program treats any answer set without "program at HC" as "no program". No program is what puts TDF3TC and Dolutegravir on the medication list, and the recurrent Next Steps activity is offered as soon as its task list is non-empty.
So the nurse opening the recurrent encounter is asked to hand over ARVs before she is asked whether the health center has an HIV program. When she then answers Yes, the medication set disappears and the pathway becomes a referral to the program, but the ARVs dispensed in between stay on the record.
The server's copy of the medication rule, used by the completion report, reads the pending marker the same way and expects medication distribution the app should not offer.
How to see it. Nurse sends the patient's HIV test to the lab. Lab technician enters a positive result. Nurse accepts the results from Case Management and opens Next Steps: the medication sub-task offers TDF + 3TC and Dolutegravir. Then answer the follow-up "Does the health center have an ARV services program?" with Yes: the medication sub-task is gone and a referral is offered instead.
Expected. No HIV medication is required while the follow-up answers are pending. Once the nurse answers No, ARVs are required; once she answers Yes, the patient is referred to the program.
Backlog: B-344.
A positive HIV result entered by the lab technician leaves the follow-up questions for the nurse. Their save stores a pending marker as the answer set, and the reader that decides whether the health center runs an HIV program treats any answer set without "program at HC" as "no program". No program is what puts TDF3TC and Dolutegravir on the medication list, and the recurrent Next Steps activity is offered as soon as its task list is non-empty.
So the nurse opening the recurrent encounter is asked to hand over ARVs before she is asked whether the health center has an HIV program. When she then answers Yes, the medication set disappears and the pathway becomes a referral to the program, but the ARVs dispensed in between stay on the record.
The server's copy of the medication rule, used by the completion report, reads the pending marker the same way and expects medication distribution the app should not offer.
How to see it. Nurse sends the patient's HIV test to the lab. Lab technician enters a positive result. Nurse accepts the results from Case Management and opens Next Steps: the medication sub-task offers TDF + 3TC and Dolutegravir. Then answer the follow-up "Does the health center have an ARV services program?" with Yes: the medication sub-task is gone and a referral is offered instead.
Expected. No HIV medication is required while the follow-up answers are pending. Once the nurse answers No, ARVs are required; once she answers Yes, the patient is referred to the program.
Backlog: B-344.