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This is my second RXM rule question. This one is really driving me nuts. I have
written a rule in RXM (see below)
Mnemonic ERREFILL02
Evaluate at
Active? Y DOSE
Description SET REFILLS ON ER 0 (TEST2)
Data Flds from RX
IF{[f rx location]'="3-B";
[f rx set rx rf](0)}; that's a zero in the
parenthsis.
This rule is meant to set a prescription to 0 refills if a patient is in the
location 3-B.
[f rx location] is the only field I could find that seemed reasonable. 3-B is
the location of our ER department. I actually don't need this particular rule
but I need the answer for a different rule which I will post later.
A rule written in RXM does not seem to be able to identify a patient's location
or status. I have tried using all of the following custom key words:
z.adm.pat.location [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.adm.pat.outpatient.location = @ADM.PAT.outpatient.location
z.adm.pat.service = @ADM.PAT.service
z.edm.loc.mis.loc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.mis.locn.outpt.type [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.mis.pat.status [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.pt.status [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.rxm.rx.location [EMAIL PROTECTED]
z.status.type [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All substituted for the field [f rx location] '= (or =) to the approprate
status, location, type, whatever.
If anyone can find a way fo write an RXM rule that actualy distinguishes
INPATIENT FROM ED PATIENTS FROM AMBULATORY/OUTPATIENTS
that would be really great! Please post it because whatever I am doing - it
won't work. Thanks Cindy
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