The customer reported that the machine went down during the treatment of a patient.The customer tried to close out the patient from the machine, but they were unable to, and manually recorded the dose treated.Once the machine was back up and running, the patient information was still showing, and the customer had not actually closed out the patient as they originally thought.When the customer treated the patient, the partial treatment was recorded.The customer attempted to zero out the manually recorded mu/dose which corrected the dose recording but did not fix the mu left to be treated.When the "treat" button is clicked on to send the fields to the machine, an error pops-up.
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The investigation was completed by conducting a thorough evaluation of the product and reported information.If the user attempts to manually record a treatment session for the same allocation as another treatment session, it is possible for two treatments to be recorded for the same day.When this occurs, the patient's chart will highlight to the user (in red) that the patient was prescribed twice the dose; once by the machine and the second time by the manual recording.This is functionality that is required for physicians to be able to adjust records and to correct any interruptions in communication.This issue is detectable by the user.The user was notified of the additional dose being recorded by the system and chose to proceed.The user was able to correct the recording and there was no patient mistreatment.Mosaiq did not have any malfunction and is working as designed and intended.
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