EXACTLY (precise) is one of the most useful date functions and we USE it
several hundred times daily. The very heart of our management is a file we
call "Tracker." We log and tabulate tasks to manage process and quality. We
also find it especially helpful to keep track of those still in the office
or discharged.
Two examples of the tracker:
Example 1:
LAST PEDIGO,T L Patient Work-Flow Tracker RP 90017R Wonder Company
TRACKID: 48952 QA: PatID: Patient,Remarkabl (615)350-6930 CKIN: xx
ATACCTNO: 999901 OV Cat: WORKERS CO APP TYP: d DS ERR:
APPT: 1500 DS??: REASON: MRO: DSNOTE: DSFLAW:
TNOTES: BRKDOWN: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:05 MRO NOTES: RESULT:
TRARID: xxxxx OLD CSL: NURSE: RPT: MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:48:25
ARRIVED: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:36DISCH: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:50 RPEX:MAY
17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:48:25
TRM#: Status: F 90017R
ACT PROC SYN USER BEGIN MD(Y) END R DSCRPT C
1 99203 ovnewl3 PEDIG MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:55 y MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:48 wc
2 10001 check xxxxx MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:36 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:45 ckin
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Example 2:
LAST Nurse,Wanda Patient Work-Flow Tracker RP 90218R Corporate Healt
TRACKID: 48928 QA: PatID: Patient,Ready (800)867-0933
CKIN: LC
PATACCTNO: 3313301 OV Cat: GENERAL PH APP TYP: r DS ERR:
APPT: 1600 DS??: Yes REASON: Pre-emp MRO: DSNOTE: DSFLAW:
TNOTES: BRKDOWN: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:28 MRO NOTES: RESULT:
TRARID: 48928 OLD CSL: NURSE: Nurse,Wan RPT:
ARRIVED: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:02 DISCH: MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:28 RPEX:
TRM#: Status: F 90218R
ACT PROC SYN USER BEGIN MD(Y) END R DSCRPT C
1 99450CH general PEDIG MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:07 y MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:13 r5 genphy
2 99000CH ds coll xxxxx MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:33 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:42 ds
3 86580CH ppd nurse MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:22 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:24 tb
4 99173CH titmus xxxxx MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:42 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:50 titmus
5 92589CH audiome nurse MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:15 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:22 audio
6 100011 maw nurse MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:51 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:55 nursing
7 10001 check nurse MAY 17,[EMAIL PROTECTED]:20 MAY 17,[EMAIL
PROTECTED]:30 ckin
While we don't have all the fields display precise - MAY 17, [EMAIL
PROTECTED]:48:25 -
we can calculate to seconds time in task. These times are usually generated
by a simple entry of an "n" (for "now") to create any entry. What is seen
here is a graphic display of what is presented to the user and only a small
fraction of the "power under the hood." ...tx/t
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:hardhats-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Greg Woodhouse
> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 1:44 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Custom Fileman date output formatting.
>
> This actually seems like useful functionality to me. Of course, I would
> advocate using XLFDT where possible, and would only store dates in
> internal format, but better date formatting capabilities (not to
> mention the ability to parse formatted dates) would be a good thing.
> Something like Java's DateFormat class would be really nice.
>
> And yes, I do happen to think XLFDT is a powerful and well designed
> library.
>
> --- smcphelan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I question the usefulness of "at exactly" in a date when dealing with
> > physicians. When was the last time any patient had their scheduled
> > appointment kept by the practice "at exactly" the scheduled date and
> > time?
>
>
> A practical man is a man who practices the errors of his forefathers. --
> Benjamin Disraeli
> ====
> Greg Woodhouse
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
>
>
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