CPOE includes which information?

While a problem list is an important aspect of a patient's medical record, it is not a direct component of CPOE itself. The problem list helps in documenting and tracking the patient’s active health issues but does not represent an order that can be entered through CPOE. Therefore, it does not fit within the scope of what CPOE includes.

Next of kin information pertains to patient demographics and is typically collected separately from clinical orders. While essential for communication and emergency contacts, it does not fall under the functionalities of CPOE, which focuses on clinical orders rather than patient administrative details.

A follow-up date is related to the management of patient care and scheduling, but it is not typically part of the orders placed through CPOE. This information is often recorded in other parts of the electronic health record rather than being a specific order placed within the CPOE system.