Organization : Nipdec Pharmaceutical
Facility : CDAP Smart Card
Country : Trinidad and Tobago
Download User Guide : https://www.statusin.org/uploads/42332-UserManual(1).pdf
Website : http://nipdec.com/
Nipdec CDAP Smart Card
The NIPDEC support line is available for all of your support needs. Before calling for technical questions, it is recommended that you check the following
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** Your power connection. Is the terminal plugged in properly and is this outlet functioning currently?
** Your phone line. Is the phone line plugged in fully and is the phone line free? (i.e., not being used by another machine, e.g. fax or Linx machine).
** Your printer cable plugged in fully to the terminal
** Your printer is plugged in properly and is this outlet functioning currently?
Please feel free to call the NIPDEC help line at 800-CDAP
CDAP Pharmacist Smart Card
** The Pharmacist card is a card issued to a pharmacist and it is ONLY to be used by the pharmacist to whom the card was issued.
** It is clearly distinguishable from the patient’s card as it is a plain white card which contains the pharmacist’s name and pharmacist user id just below the integrated smart card chip.
** When inserting this card into the terminal, the pharmacist must ensure that they insert it chip first into the terminal with the chip side facing up.
** The pharmacist must take note that he/she cannot simply take his/her card and insert it into any terminal that has the CDAP application installed on it.
** In order for the pharmacist to use a valid card, he/she MUST be registered on the terminal in which he/she wants to use it! Once registered, the pharmacist can login successfully!
** A pharmacist also has to be valid for his/her login to be successful as well.
** When the pharmacist’s card is first issued, and as long as he is registered on the terminal, a first use validation is done.
** This means, when the user inserts the card for the very first time into the terminal, the pharmacist would be asked to validate the card online.
** By pressing OK, the terminal would begin dialing to the remote computer to validate the card.
** As long as a return message states that the card is valid, then the logon is allowed to proceed.
** If however, the return message is Invalid, the card is blocked and the user is automatically blocked on the terminal as well.
** This would have the effect of the user not being allowed to perform a manual login! It should be noted that a pharmacist goes through an automatic validation every thirty (30) days.
** A pharmacist can also be made inactive in which case he/she would not be able to use the card and it would be made invalid as well as blocked on the terminal he/she were using the card on.
CDAP Patient Smart Card
** The Patient card is a card used ONLY by the patient to whom the card was issued.
** Unlike the pharmacist’s card, this card has artwork printed in the background of the card.
** Also, there is a notice at the back of the card printed.
** When inserting these cards into the terminal the pharmacist must ensure that they insert it chip first into the terminal with the chip side facing up.
** A patient can take his/her card and carry it to any pharmacist that can issue a CDAP Prescription.
** A patient also has to be valid for his/her prescription to be honoured.
** When the patient’s card is first issued, a first use validation is done.
** This means, when the user inserts the card for the very first time into the terminal, the user would be asked to validate the card online.
** By pressing OK, the terminal would begin dialing to the remote computer to validate the patient’s card.
Logging on with the CDAP Smart Card
1: From the Ready screen, press Menu
2: Scroll down to CDAP. Press OK button.
3: Highlight Prescription. Press OK button.
4: Please insert your Pharmacist smart card. Press OK.
5: Once your ID has been verified, Remove Card.
6: Please insert your patient smart card.
7: The patient’s name and ID will be displayed on the screen along with the number of open Rxs that are currently stored on the card.
8: Scroll down to select an option and Press Ok.
Dispense New Rx – this option allows you to Dispense a new prescription. This new prescription is also saved on the patient smart card.
Dispense Open Rx – this option allows you to dispense a repeat Rx that has already been stored on the card.
View Rx History – this option allows you to view all open, closed and inactive Rxs stored on the patient smart card.
Cancel Rx – this option allows you to cancel an Rx that you have
Viewing Patient Rx History
This option allows you to view a history of the patient’s prescriptions that are stored on the card. The smart card will allow you to view up to 16 previous Rxs.
After logging on to the terminal
1) Scroll down to View Rx History. Press Ok.
2) Press the number of the category of Rxs that you would like view. To view all Open Rxs, press 1. To view all Closed Rxs, press 2. To view all Inactive Rxs, press 3.
3) Scroll down to select the Rx that you would like to view. The Rx number is displayed along with the date that the Rx was first dispensed. Press Ok.
4) Scroll down to view all drug items in the Rx. Press OK to print a detailed report of the Rx. The receipt prints the total quantity of the drug prescribed and the amount left to be dispensed (balance)
5) Press Stop to revert to the Rx History menu.
6) The above procedures works in the same way for all three menus in the Rx History menu option.
It should be noted that the card can store up to 16 past prescriptions on the patient smart card. If there are 16 open prescriptions and you want to store a 17th Rx, the terminal will ask you to overwrite or cancel existing prescriptions on the card.