Regarding your other question, the location for a
visit comes from the HOSPITAL LOCATION file.  I am in
an outpatient setting, and wish that name was less
'hospital' orientated... but I think VistA was first
and formost designed for a hospital.

I created a hospital location entry for each of the
offices that are in our group.

Your second question was about options for progress
note titles.  You should have many note titles already
in your system.  Try typing in "progress" in and see
what it comes up with.  In VistA, there are document
heirarchies.  So you can have a OFFICE NOTES class,
and put all the different types of notes you might
want to write from the office (i.e. no show note,
prescription call in, phone note etc.).  You can set
up all these different types of notes.  There is a
menu option for defining and editing these.  Let me
know if you want the option name, I'll look it up for
you.

Lastly, there are seemingly endless configuration that
can be done with VistA.  There is a learning curve
when starting, that I am still very much on.  Plan on
at least several months to start feeling comfortable. 
The more you know, the more the system starts to hang
together and make more sense.

Good luck
Kevin

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thanks, Nancy. I had somehow skipped by that page in
> my research.
> 
> On to another problem that I can't find an answer
> for and can't figure it
> out myself. I'm trying to enter a Progress Note for
> my test patient and a
> Progress Note Title. It appears this must be entered
> in a file somewhere and
> I can't figure out which one (again).
> 
> Am I hacking through this too much or am I missing a
> piece of documentation
> out there (again) that would guide me through these
> basic steps?
> 
> Scott M. Konfrst
> MIS Director
> 
> Glenwood Resource Center
> 711 S. Vine
> Glenwood, IA  51534
> Office: (712) 527-2407
> Cell:    (712) 520-2407
> 
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         Nancy Anthracite
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 1:48 PM
> To:   [email protected]
> Subject:      Re: [Hardhats-members] RE: Entering Visit
> Locations
> 
> Yes you do, and you can find a link to information
> about that and more here:
> http://www.geocities.com/kdtop3/
> 
> The link you want for that is Post Install Notes.
> 
> 
> 
> On Wednesday 16 February 2005 02:19 pm,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Newbie here.
> > First off, the Hardhats mailing list, Vista
> documentation, and several
> > related websites have been great resources to just
> about every problem or
> > question I have encountered so far. I have a Vista
> install on a test
> > workstation and I have CPRS up and running and
> talking to the test
> machine.
> > I am able to input a set of test users and
> patients. But, I'm stumped on a
> > problem that was previously asked on this mailing
> list, but I couldn't
> find
> > the answer. I would appreciate any help.
> > Here's the problem: I login as System
> Manager/Clinical Coordinator/Test
> > Physician, select a patient and then attempt to
> enter a new note or
> problem
> > or something else. The first dialog box titled,
> "Location for Current
> > Activities" won't let me complete it without
> selecting the Visit Location.
> > Of which, there are no items in the Visit Location
> list box. I can't
> figure
> > out where to enter this information and I've been
> through quite a few of
> > the files and nothing is jumping out at me. I'm
> thinking I might need to
> > set up the hospital wards and things like that,
> but I'm not sure.
> >
> > Scott M. Konfrst
> > MIS Director
> >
> > Glenwood Resource Center
> > 711 S. Vine
> > Glenwood, IA  51534
> > Office: (712) 527-2407
> > Cell:    (712) 520-2407
> 
> -- 
> Nancy Anthracite
> 
> 
>
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