Nice going, Kevin! The VistA Office folks might like this once you get your
last problem solved.
On Sunday 13 February 2005 08:03 pm, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I have some code to offer othes here (if they want
> it), and some thoughts and questions.
>
> First, I wrote some custom code that bulk-created
> patient records in the PATIENT file. I ported over
> around 70,000 patients. Now, as I use these patients,
> I am finding that some tweeking needs to be done...
> ie. completing the records etc. So I have been trying
> to decide how best to edit this data. I am
> comfortable now doing it directly in Fileman. But
> that wouldn't be good for my receptionists. So I
> looked at the DG REGISTER... menus. And there I ran
> into the same problem that Nick was having about the
> system trying to connect to the MPI. Plus, it was
> getting to way too many questions (i.e. it was getting
> ready to admit a patient into the hospital), rather
> than just editing the patient record.
>
> So I have cut, pasted, and trimmed down this code
> (originally from DGREG.m) to make the following
> function. It can be called with a parameter=1 if
> adding new patients is to be allowed. Here is the
> code. And FYI, it uses a standard VistA screenman
> based system of editing. (Questions below)
>
> EDITPT(AddOK)
> ;"Purpose: Ask for patient name, and allow editing
> ;"Input: AddOK: if 1, adding new patients allowed
> ;"Result: none
>
> do LO^DGUTL
> set DGCLPR=""
> new DGDIV set DGDIV=$$PRIM^VASITE
>
> if DGDIV>0 set
> %ZIS("B")=$piece($get(^DG(40.8,+DGDIV,"DEV")),U,1)
>
> kill %ZIS("B")
> if '$data(DGIO),$piece(^DG(43,1,0),U,30) do
> . set %ZIS="N",IOP="HOME"
> . do ^%ZIS
>
> A do ENDREG^DGREG($get(DFN))
> do if (Y<0) goto EditDone
> . W !!
> . if $get(AddOK)=1 do
> . . set DIC=2,DIC(0)="ALEQM"
> . . set DLAYGO=2
> . else do
> . . set DIC=2,DIC(0)="AEQM"
> . . set DLAYGO=0
> . kill DIC("S")
> . do ^DIC
> . kill DLAYGO
> . if Y<0 quit
> . set (DFN,DA)=+Y
> . set DGNEW=$P(Y,"^",3)
> . new Y
> . do PAUSE^DG10
> . do BEGINREG^DGREG(DFN)
> . if DGNEW D NEW^DGRP
>
> if +$get(DGNEW) do
> . ;" query CMOR for Patient Record Flag Assignments
> if NEW patient and
> . ;" display results.
> . if $$PRFQRY^DGPFAPI(DFN) do DISPPRF^DGPFAPI(DFN)
>
> set (DGFC,CURR)=0
> set DA=DFN
> set DGFC="^1"
> set
> VET=$select($data(^DPT(DFN,"VET")):^("VET")'="Y",1:0)
>
> set %ZIS="N",IOP="HOME"
> do ^%ZIS
> set DGELVER=0
> ;"do EN^DGRPD
> ;"if $data(DGRPOUT) do goto A
> ;". do ENDREG^DGREG($G(DFN))
> ;". do HL7A08^VAFCDD01
> ;". kill DFN,DGRPOUT
>
> ;"do HINQ^DG10
> if $D(^DIC(195.4,1,"UP")) if ^("UP") do ADM^RTQ3
>
> do REG^IVMCQ($G(DFN)) ;" send financial query
>
> set DGRPV=0
> do EN1^DGRP
>
> EditDone
> quit
>
>
> OK, the next issue I need to solve is the actual
> addition of a NEW patient (i.e. LAYGO). If I supply a
> new name of a patient, it asks if I want to add a new
> patient. If I say YES, it goes into roll and scroll
> mode, asking many more questions than my setting
> needs, and only comes back to the screenman ("nicer")
> editing screens after aborting with a "^" (and, oh by
> the way, you have to know how many questions you have
> to answer before jumping out, or the record is not
> created).
>
> So It seems that an input template might help here.
> But how would I tell ^DIC to use an input template in
> event of Laygo?
>
> Thanks
> Kevin
>
>
>
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