If an eMAR entry shows as stopped but does not show who stopped it, and the end date is before the start date, it is likely that the medication was added as short-term and configured incorrectly.
When an eMAR is added as short-term, the user must specify a start date, a start time, and the number of days the eMAR will run. If the number of days is set to 0 or a negative value (such as -1), the end date will be set to a date before the start date and the eMAR will show as stopped as soon as it is created.
⚠️ Important: When adding a short-term eMAR, always enter a value of at least 1 for the number of days. If the medication is long-term, select the Recurring option instead.