Hi
We entered several Drugs along-with their Balances in
hand using option PSA DRUG ENTER/EDIT for INPATIENT
OUTPATIENT.
I have defined several Sites under INPATIENT
OUTPATIENT.
But these Drugs and Sites are not visible for the
Inpatient / Outpatient of CPRS.
Nick
I think it does sound like it is just a way to cart the images around. Not
having an iPOD, I am surprised that it has that much memory, etc., but it is
good that it is bringing this project out of obscurity. It will be
interesting to see how things fall out with the AFD because I think what
Is this a different problem that the orderable items problem brought up before
that I thought was finally solved by either you or one of your compatriots?
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 06:27 am, Nick James wrote:
Hi
We entered several Drugs along-with their Balances in
hand using option PSA
Hi, I'm a new member learning Screenman.
Some Screenman questions:
1) When the user enters a new entry at the bottom of a repeating
multiple, which will normally not be in the proper sorting order of the
multiple according to whichever index, is there some way to get
Screenman to refresh the
I think the real beauty of the ipod connection here is that it begins to give
substance to
the idea that patients could carry around a reasonably comprehensive and useful
copy of
their own medical records to help them and their family and other chosen
representatives
to better understand their
...yes and you can groove to your favourite music with your Pod while
you are waiting in the reception area instead of that horrible elevator
stuff they play ...sorry couldn't resist the imagery.. :-)
Joseph
Jim Self wrote:
I think the real beauty of the ipod connection here is that it begins
Hi Hardhat members,
We are currently evaluating several patient scheduling
systems and would like to take a look at the
functionality provided by Vista..
I couldn't find any scheduling functionality in the
online demo provided so I assume that the module
isn't deployed in that case.
I've
I'd personally rather have a smart card that linked me to a network.
The network would pull down and put in the latest medical data but only
after I authorized it with my card. Having all my data on the card (or
iPod) would be dangerous - especially since my wife can't usually find
her insurance
According to this article, scheduling will be part of VistA Office and is
being tested.
http://www.ihealthbeat.org/index.cfm?Action=dspItemitemID=107717
For the VAs VistA, there is documentation, some of which has been recently
updated, at www.va.gov/vdl then look under Clinical and
I agree. The real problem with the iPod is that the things which make
it attractive also make it vulnarable. A smart card that would
authorize a network to allow access to my medical record has no real
value. A used 40gig iPod with my medical information on it is worth
around $250 on
What is the context hospital or primary care clinic/outpatient? I would
not recomend VistA scheduling if all you want is a scheduling
systemthere are other choices that would be better and much easier
to implement at this point in time.
Joseph
Luke Galea wrote:
Hi Hardhat members,
We are
It appear there have been improvements in scheduling since January2005 if the
documentation is any guide, so are you sure, Joseph, that it isn't much
better than it used to be? The next FOIA to be posted may do the trick. I
just checked. The last FOIA posted was Nov 2004.
On Wednesday 09
Nick,
Are you still not able to sign a note electronically?
KEvin
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I have given both the provider and ORES keys in
addition to the other surgery related keys.
Nick
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Possibly you do not have the ORES
Nick,
Sorry about that...
2.) Voice file/recording is assigned to a
transcriptionist.
This would take place independant of VistA. I.e., in
my office, when I dictate a tape, it is given to a
transcriptionist. They know to then type it up. In a
hospital system, I think that the equipment
Nick,
I haven't explored with ordering stuff yet. So I
afraid I can't be much help there. Sorry. On the
bright side (for me), maybe you'll be able to help me
later :-)
Kevin
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Kevin,
I did the entries to the file as you said but it's
the
same. In
Nick,
I'm working on this too. But I'm not sure where you
edit the site parameters of an outpatient pharmacy.
Can you tell me what menu option you use. (To
determine this, enter ?? and a menu where you see the
option.)
Thanks
Kevin
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Hi
I was trying
I think it is the same issue. But I at least have put
this issue to the back burner for now. I've not
solved it yet (i.e. I haven't figure out how the
system works yet.)
Kevin
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Is this a different problem that the orderable items
problem brought
Here's my vision of a por
--- Jim Self [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think the real beauty of the ipod connection here
is that it begins to give substance to
the idea that patients could carry around a
reasonably comprehensive and useful copy of
their own medical records to help them and
Oops, hit the wrong button.
Here is my vision of a portible chart.
1. Use M2Web to write a patient's progress notes (and
other data) to HTML files. Create a home page to tie
it all together. Put all the files onto a portible
media (say, a CD-ROM), and give it to the patient.
They take it home
Luke,
Not to be a wet blanket here, but I wasn't impressed
with VistA's scheduling module. It text based (not
GUI). Also, most offices (I believe) combine
scheduling with their billing software. And VistA is
insufficient in that area as well. So our office has
chosen to use VistA as a medical
Gentle folk;
Scheduling is one of the oldest packages in VistA. As such, it needs the
most re-engineering. It is a fertile field for a re-write. Use the
functionality as it currently stands as a black box of functionality. From
there, we can start re-implementing this central piece of the
What bothers me about medical information connectivity
is a patient's info being spread all over the nation.
Yes, there is HIPAA, and yes the patient will have to
authorize it. But when was the last time any of us
gave up saying yes or no to cookies in our web
browser. You just have to accept
I agree, Kevin. As much as I like electronic medical records, it makes what I
might consider abuse and misuse of information, some of which is perfectly
legal, very easy to do. It is a lot harder when you have to look through a
bunch of medical records when people will be walking by, noticing
RBRVS_AR I
The accounts receivable (AR) of a medical practice holds the key to success
or failure of the practice. It is the competitive edge when recruiting and
the buffer for slow times. Losing Control of the AR, risks practice value
erosion. There are several ways to measure practice AR
Kevin, I think IB has to do with billing. I bet Madhavi knows where it is
since she was struggling with billing recently.
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 09:02 pm, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Nick,
I'm working on this too. But I'm not sure where you
edit the site parameters of an outpatient
OpenVistA VivA FOIA Gold combines Knoppix 3.7
(http://knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html), the state of the art in
Linux live CDs with GT.M V5.0-FT01, and VistA as released on November
26, 2005 under FOIA.
To run VistA, you will need a 512MB USB flash drive (also known as a zip
drive or thumb
Kevin,
The menu path to follow is
OUTPATIENT PHARMACY MANAGER
SUPERVISOR FUNCTIONS
SITE PARAMETERS ENTER/EDIT
The system asks for IB SERVICE/SECTION in this option.
Nick
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Nick,
I'm working on this too. But I'm not sure where you
edit
Hey, Bhaskar, You are really good... You are doing future history.
Cl, November 26th, 2005. Wow... The future ain't what it used to be...
Wally has mastered a slight modification configuration of the Morphix disk.
But a new release would be welcome. If we can, perhaps we can configure
I'm not too sure...
There's a balance between sharing information for better healthcare and
hiding it all away from big brother. Your health records are somewhere
and someone can go to each of these locations to retrieve this
information. It could be the police because you just died or a
How can the LAB COLLECTION TIMES be specified?
Nick
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Thanks, I have been able to enter a Progress note as a
transcriptionist and had the author to sign it.
Nick
--- Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nick,
Are you still not able to sign a note
electronically?
KEvin
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I have given
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