> Could also be a compliance thing where they were told "If it's not on the form, don't implement it". And it's up to the requestor to specify everything they w

> Could also be a compliance thing where they were told "If it's not on the form, don't implement it". And it's up to the requestor to specify everything they want opened. Sure thing, do exactly what you're told. That doesn't preclude you from firing back a message to say "Hey, this request is unusual and almost certainly wrong, are you sure this is what you wanted?" When a nurse sees an order for 10000 mg of a drug that's never normally administered above 200mg, it's not their job to correct anything, but it is their job to ask the doctor "Hey, did you mean to write 100.00mg? Is this actually correct?"