Pleasant dreams Kevin. J
From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Toppenberg
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 12:48 AM
To: Hardhats Sourceforge
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Re:
Mysterious intermitant problem...
Well, I have this fixed.
For every entry in file 2 that did not have an entry in file 9000001, I created
two entries:
^AUPNPAT(ien,0)=ien
and
^AUPNPAT("B",ien,ien)=""
And now it all seems to work properly. I've backed up the ^AUPNPAT global
for awhile incase I have introduced some unforseen error.
Now to bed! (12:47am here!)
Kevin
On 1/11/06, Kevin
Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I have 67862 entries in my PATIENT file with no corresponding entry in
the PATIENT/IHS file. And I have 2916 entries that DO have a
corresponding match.
This sound suspiciously like the number of patients I manually imported from my
old database. And the 2916 would be the number of patients added since
using the proper registration menu options.
Now, how to fix the problem without causing more problems...
Kevin
On 1/11/06, Kevin
Toppenberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I have come up with some clues.
First, the PATIENT (.02) field of 8925 (TIU DOCUMENT) is not a pointer to the
PATIENT file, but instead points to 9000001 file (PATIENT/IHS), which in turn
points to the PATIENT file.
For the missing entries, I have a corresponding gap in my PATIENT/IHS
file. This prevents a connection back to the PATIENT file, and
consequently to the patient name.
So I need to figure out why some patients are in the database without enteries
in the PATIENT/IHS file (and how to fix this).
Also, I think that some of the VistA code short-circuits this loop, because the
patient name WILL show up in certain places, but not others.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
Kevin
On 1/10/06, Kevin
Toppenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
We have a physician that
is leaving our group, and he wants to have a copy of the notes he wrote
exported from VistA. So I thought it would be cool to try out a project I
have had in my mind for awhile, namely create an interlinked HTML version of
all his notes. That way he doesn't have to install VistA at his new site,
and browsing the notes is as easy as using a web browser.
Well, I have written the code that writes a progress note out to HTML. No
problem there.
But the problem I am having is that the patient's name is not coming out of
fileman in about 1 of 20 times.
Here is code to show this. I have to overwrite the actual names with fake
data. But trust me that only the names have been changed to protect the
innocent.
GTM>for i=1000:10:2000 write
i,"-->",$$GET1^DIQ(8925,i_",",.02),!
1200-->john,doe
1210-->john,doe
1220-->john,doe
1230-->john,doe
1240-->john,doe
1250-->john,doe
1260-->
1270-->
1280-->john,doe
1290-->john,doe
1300-->john,doe
1310-->john,doe
1320-->john,doe
1330-->
1340-->
1350-->john,doe
1360-->john,doe
1370-->john,doe
1380-->john,doe
1390-->john,doe
1400-->john,doe
1410-->john,doe
1420-->
1430-->john,doe
1440-->john,doe
1450-->
1460-->
1470-->john,doe
1480-->john,doe
1490-->john,doe
1500-->
1510-->john,doe
Notice that several of these have NO patient name output. In fact of my
progress notes IEN 1-5000, I can find that there are 188 such null entries.
Is this simply because this data is not stored in the database? No!
GTM>w ^TIU(8925,1450,0) <---------- looking at IEN
1450, that didn't show up above.
1305^18177^^^7^^3031022^3031022^^9 <--------------- 2nd piece is
patient IEN
GTM>w ^DPT(18177,0)
DOE,JANE^F^2840203^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^1 <----------- patient name
is there (I changed to jane doe)
GTM>w ^TIU(8925,1470,0) <-------------- looking at IEN 1470, that
DID show up above
1305^3111^^^7^^3030915^3030915^^50
GTM>w ^DPT(3111,0)
PICKELL,MARY M^F^2331019^^^^^^415541420^^^^^^^^^^^1 <--------------
patient name seems the same (I changed name)
What is going on here? I can't see any difference in the data between
those that show up and those that don't. When I do a Fileman inquire to
the record, on the non-showing-up notes ( i.e. #1450), it just prints out the
IEN. But on the normal notes (i.e. #1470), it prints out the patient
name.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Kevin
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