There are medication verification compliance reports for employees/departments, but it does not show which medications were not scanned. It only shows the total number of medications. If a report can specify which medications are given but not scanned, it will help pharmacy identify which medications need to be investigated why they are not scanning properly.
Yes to everything Maryanne B stated!
The Medication Warnings and Overrides Report shows what was scanned if a scan was attempted along with the warning and/or override received. This report may help with troubleshooting scanning.
Yes! We need a more detailed report that includes who scanned the meds, what department they are in, reasons not scanned, and if barcodes were actually scanned versus numbers typed in. A lot of the time we need to find out the reasons why they are not scanning - whether it is a pharmacy issue, hardware/software issue, or user issue. Having this information will help us target areas for improvement.