What's New in CPRS v32b (OR*3.0*405) CPRS v32b feature changes are reflected in the following areas:   Indication for use: Indications Overview Ordering Inpatient Medications (Simple Dose) Ordering Inpatient Medications (Complex Dose) Ordering Outpatient Medications (Simple Dose) Ordering Outpatient Medications (Complex Dose) Documenting Non-VA Medication Information Ordering Simple Clinic Medications Ordering Complex Clinic Medications Ordering Continuous Clinic Infusions Ordering Intermittent Clinic Infusions   Outpatient Medication Orders Users can now change the attributes for Outpatient Medication Renewal   Park a Prescription Changes Sorting the Medications View - added park to the list of items Park a Prescription - new instructions Refilling a Medication - added a note   Antimicrobial  Antimicrobial Medication Quick Orders   PDMP Accessing a PDMP Button on a Reminder Dialog Template PDMP Accounting of Disclosure (AOD) Report   Drug-Allergy Order Check Screen Changes Review / Sign Changes Dialog Sign Selected Orders Signing Orders before Selecting a New Patient or Exiting CPRS Remote Order Checking Local Order Checking   Allergies Entering Allergies from the Cover Sheet Tab - Allergy Assessment when discontinuing and order     Immunizations and Skin Tests Documenting a Patient’s Immunizations and Skin Tests     Notifications and Alerts Viewing Comments of Forwarded Alerts - updated a screen shot Processed Alerts on the Patient Selection Screen - including how to set max number to display and date range Setting Processed Alert max number to display and date range from the Tools | Options dialog Deferring Notifications - Added screen captures   Combat Veteran Markers Combat Veteran Marksers on a the Patient Selection screen - updated a screen shot   Clozapine Requirements Added a note to the Ordering Medications Overview topic about the source for the Clozapine requirements.   Documenting Non-VA Medications Updated the Title to Documenting Non-VA Medications for Simple Doses Added Documenting Non-VA Medications for Complex Doses