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And of course this shows why it would probably be better to look in NUR
which stores all of the answers. So, in NUR when you loop back to the
last documented date/time you will get only the current answers, or lack
of them, as the case may be.


Daniel Davis, RN 
Patient Care Module Coordinator
Southern Hills Medical Center
Nashville, TN
(615) 781-4153


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Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 11:02 AM
To: Barbara Kirtland Pena; [email protected]
Subject: RE: [MEDITECH-L] ADM.PAT ccdqr.response

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Hi Barbara

        I'm not sure that you can do this, and if you can then it will
require a
macro and some pretty complicated logic.  Here's why.

        When a response is left blank, it is null or nil to the system.
As a
result of having no value, it is NOT even stored by the system.
Therefore
when you request the last response, you are requesting the last
populated or
answered response.  One way I can see for getting around this would be
to
use the procedure MIS.SCREEN.print.  See Knowledgebase article 9376 or
follow the link below to determine how to use this procedure.

https://www.meditech.com/kb/Custform.ASP?urn=9376

This has the advantage of being easy to use, but the disadvantage of
being
really ugly output on a nicely formatted report.  This is especially
true if
the person building the CDS was more concerned with function than form.

        Otherwise what you have to do is determine all of the queries on
your CDS
and determine the latest date / time for which that CDS was answered.
Then
you have to pull the queries for that date / time.

        Now here is the real bad news.  If you are answering this CDS
for a patient
multiple times for one visit and you are storing the responses in
ADM.PAT.ccdqr then you are overwriting your earlier responses with your
most
recent responses and when a response is left "blank", the previous
response
is left intact.  So in essence , if this is the case, you are getting a
mixture of responses after you answer the CDS more than once.

I hope that this helps
Ken




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Pena
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 10:56 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] ADM.PAT ccdqr.response


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  I am pretty certain I am not the first to ask this question and my
hope is
that someone has the answer.  I have a rather extensive "Hand-Off
Communication" report written in ADM.PAT pulling, among other things,
many
many ccdqr.response fields from the Nursing module.  These responses are
the
last filed response to nursing customer defined queries, however,
sometimes
the true last filed response was a blank where in a past intervention a
response had been entered.  I need the BLANK to download, not the
previous
response.  Has anyone found a way, using the ccdqr.response field in
ADM.PAT
to look at the real-real last response filed (being a blank) and get a
blank
to download?  If you have and will share, I will be ever so grateful.  I
may
even rejoice.  Thanks
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