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Kim,
Query 2 should be skipped if query 1 is "N", but the cursor should stop
there and be required if query 1 is "Y". If you do that, query 2 will
only be answered if query 1 is answered "Y", so you can ignore query 1
as you evaluate whether to pop up the message.
You know that they will only be required to put an answer in query 2 if
query 1 is "Y", so if they put an answer in query 2, you will react to
it knowing that query 1 has already been answered "Y".
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Packet")}
Daniel Davis, RN
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Hello,
I need help with an attribute. I want a warning message to display
based off of the response to 2 queries.
Query #1
Does the patient have an admitting diagnosis or history of CHF:
Query # 2
Has the patient received the CHF Educational Packet
If query #1 = Yes then I need query #2 to be required. Which is simple
enough for me to do.
However, If Query # 1 =Yes and Query #2 = No, I need a pop-up message to
display "Patient must receive CHF Educational Packet".
I can't seem to get my 2 conditions to work together nicely.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Kimberly Fitzgerald
Clinical Systems Analyst
Morton Hospital & Medical Center
508.828.7474
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