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DEV-102091 New authentication settings for use with Open Authentication (OAuth) Several new authentication settings are available to implement OAuth login capability for Android and iOS handheld users. To configure these settings, you must be a Level 0 user. OAuth is an open-standard authorization protocol, or framework that specifies how unrelated servers and services can safely allow authenticated access to their assets without actually sharing the initial, related, single logon credential. This is known as secure, third-party, user-agent, delegated authorization. In the OAuth environment, access tokens are issued to a Commure Pro user’s mobile device by an authorization server. The token is used during the OAuth process to grant users access to the Commure Pro application. In addition, the Authentication Settings screen layout has been redesigned into two sections that contain settings for Portal and Handheld configuration. To access the settings:
  1. On the Commure Pro Admin tab, select Institution.
  2. In the Edit Settings field, select Authentication. For more information, see Authentication Settings.
DEV-101984 New display columns in eRX Orders report The eRX Orders report contains the following new display fields:
  • Patient DOB: The date of birth for the patient
  • Destination Pharmacy Name: The name of the route destination.
  • Prescriber NPI: The National Provider Identifier number for the prescriber.
  • Rx Order Date: The date on which an order was sent to the default pharmacy. For more information, see eRx Orders Report.
DEV-101892 New conditions for display of protocol tables from backend hospital orders in DMR Backend hospital orders have the following display updates for protocol tables in special instructions as part of the DMR workflow:
These updates apply when the protocol table is set to hidden on a discharge display override.
  • When backend hospital order has a protocol table, the table is displayed in the special instructions.
  • When backend hospital order has a protocol table and protocol text, both the text and table are displayed in the special instructions.