First, let me say that the information on setting up printers for GT.M/Linux
came from Wally Fort and Joseph Puthooran. I just copied what they'd done
for me so far and asked for more advice ... and will of course post any new
help I get from them if they don't post it on Hardhats first!
Youre missing patch XU*8*366.
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in CPRS 26
On running CPRS 26 and
Notes (likewise supply, billing and accounting artifacts, etc.) are not
themselves encrypted using the VA's hashing algorithms, but are run through
a checksum whose value along with the signer's Signature Block and the
Internal Entry Number for the given record ARE encrypted and the resulting
Are you starting VA FileMan with D P^DI? You
may not have sufficient authority to edit the file.
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but that's where things are for now.
Cameron Schlehuber
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To the extent feasible that is already in place in VistA. Note that some
codes (actually, many codes) do not have a one-to-one correspondence, so
some codes in one system or the other may have one-to-many or one-to-none
relationships. Also note that as CPT codes themselves are copyrighted and
already
purchased the CPT codes or plans to purchase the CPT codes.
What is the Lexicon Utility package?
Rather than just throwing the data anywhere, are there some
globals/files that he should use in preference to others?
Thank you very much.
Regards
-- Bhaskar
Cameron Schlehuber wrote
Um ... ICD also has Operating/Procedure codes ...
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Excluding Clinical Reminders which carved out PXRM from PX.
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FYI - the ASISTS package is an acronym for Automated Safety Incident
Surveillance Tracking System and its namespace is OOPS ... I took some heat
for assigning that namespace. :( ... But I've always felt it was one of my
better namespace assignments. :)
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: Cameron Schlehuber
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Did Carlos' answer solve your problem? I checked and found in the pharmacy
code the line where the message you get is generated:
ZL PSBO ZP RPC+46
D HFSOPEN^PSBUTL(RPC) I POP S ^TMP(PSBO,$J,1)=ERROR: UNABLE TO
ACCESS HFS DIRECTORY _$$GET^XPAR
Yes, the entries should be namespaced.
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Funny you should ask
In fact, you can be pretty sure it had nothing to do with VistA. There are
only about 11 million folks registered in the MPI. The majority of living
vets have never had anything to do with VHA or VistA.
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Having all the data in one pot
doesnt mean that every user has to interact with that one pot. In fact,
isnt there a theater version that medics can use in the
field when they dont have a continuous network connection to the
clinical data repository? As it was explained to me, they get a
You must have an entry in the OUTPATIENT SITE file with the IB
SERVICE/SECTION field filled in (to PHARMACY).
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Any consideration being given to moving to MailMan on OpenFORUM?
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Whats the nature of the problem youre
seeing?
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PTF Creation
We're
Actually, the parts of VOE that impact Class I VistA packages are being
prepared as Class I patches and are being formally released as part of VistA
and as such show up in the FOIA copy of VistA. There are still about half a
dozen patches in the pipeline.
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A non-VA setup can have just one entry in the MEDICAL CENTER DIVISION file
that is associated with just one entry in the INSTITUTION file.
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of parameters for how a division operates with regard to
registration and administration purposes.
Hospital Locations are indeed subordinate to a medical center division (one
institution may be one or more divisions).
The three fields you mention are indeed specific to VA reporting
requirements.
Cameron
For the most part it was a few programmers who knew MUMPS who learned Delphi
and wrote the RPCs as well as the CPRS client. One of them was even
responsible for writing the prototype for the RPC Broker.
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And for most dialogues in VistA, one can use the ^?
to see where one can jump to. Then having identified the
field number or name, prefix the number or name with the ^ and
youll be taken to that field. You can jump ahead or
back (unless the programmer has instructed that jumps be
I asked Dr Steve Brown for a bit more information and received some of the
following:
FDA is going to use a subset of of SNOMED CT to represent problems in the
structured labeling hilites section (a new part of the label that has
important stuff in an easy to read format). They are putting out
All but a couple of routines in VistA (e.g. ZU and XUP which assume one is
starting with no variables defined) are written based on the principle that
certain system wide variables are present.
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I asked Joel Ivey about your questions and he replied as follows:
The RPCBroker uses the BAPI32.dll.
VistaLink is a java equivalent of the RPCBroker. It is independent of any
dlls, and due to being a java based connection mechanism is not platform
dependent.
... it may be that he wants to
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In otherwords, DO ^ZU or DO ^XUP to setup your system wide
variables. Then drop back to the mumps prompt.
Kevin
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All but a couple of routines
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From the Double-Tongued Word Wrester
Dictionary
http://www.doubletongued.org/index.php/dictionary/stove_pipe/
stove pipe v. to develop, or be developed,
in an isolated environment; to solve narrow goals or meet specific needs in
The paper chart in VA prior to DHCP (the Decentralized Hospital Computer
Program, the name before it was changed to VistA) was split with all
outpatient records on one side and all inpatient records on the other. DHCP
(now called VistA) took the position that information should be easily
Who was the doctor who worked at IHS about 10 years ago with Dr Clayton
Curtis who wrote some enhancements for searches on RPMS (variant of VistA)
that optimized the searches by sampling the information before performing
the joins, etc? Was his last name Shorr?
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Greg Shorr
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Who
Greg that response should go to the Wiki!
I've never heard it expressed so clearly and succinctly.
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The M routine I wrote uses the VA FileMan
Data Dictionary to output a form of structured modeling language
(SML) for ERWin version 3.2 (later versions of ERWin dont appear to use
that format and I havent taken the time to explore the XML format that
later versions of ERWin use.) The text
One approach is called the AUDIT file and
has the following fields (aka columns). Its part of VA FileMan
(whose documentation gives more details about how to use it.) It actually
records down to the individual field.
.001
NUMBER
.01 INTERNAL ENTRY NUMBER
.02
DATE/TIME RECORDED
CPRS-R is being brought back up to speed budget-wise.
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If you're wanting to work with VistA, I strongly recommend that you not try
to install all the builds from their initial releases and patches. Even
with a significant amount of experience and help you'll be in for at least
half a year of work (I've been working with DHCP/VistA for over 25 years
I asked the VA National Drug File developer, David Alexander, to provide
some additional insight to the question. As you can see from Dave's
response, there are actually several files (aka tables) involved. Also
the VA work on what is called the National Drug File - Reference Terminology
Using the raw ASCII files from AMA and the old instructions about importing
them into just the ICPT global will only get you part way because now the
CPT codes are also a part of the Lexicon's mapped standard terminologies.
Instead, go to the following link:
Look in ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/vistadocs/policies/
for the GUI SAC Handbook.doc
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When your package needs to prompt a user
to look up a patient, use only the approved APIs and RPCs to do so. Those
tools handle all the necessary sensitivity, audit logs, etc, with regard to
patients. As for access to options, etc, the very purpose of the user logon
through the
Tables that are not in the custody of a package must not be accessed in any
way other than those properly documented in Active Integration Agreements.
That at least helps limit untoward effects. Also, it is my observation that
most new development over the past decade and a half has moved toward
VA is gradually getting around to getting
the Reference Terminology out on a very regular basis (in fact, the hope is for
a 24 hour turnaround in many cases with automated updates via Kernels
Master File Update capability). One remaining hurdle is getting the service
available external to
The standard FileMan uses for duplicate entries is to enclose the name in
quotes. FileMan then asks if you are entering a new entry.
I don't understand how you're using the expression non-nominal data.
Could you give some examples?
Cameron.
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is not identifiable in the
medical
record. For most of the patients in the STD clinic, they do not wish to be
identified. They will either give an alias, or simply there initials. In
this
way, their medical record is not attached directly to them.
Michael Zacharias
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None that Im aware of.
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coding
Is there any timeframe to update
Quite so, Kevin! ... And I on the other hand AM a database guy ... and to
be most accurate, VistA is based on VA FileMan (which uses globals for the
persistent data store) to project a polymorphic view of the data (object
as well as SQL). VistA data is accessed via VA FileMan in a manner much
Also read the document ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/software/Readme.html
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There is a Visual Impairment Service
package but it is primarily for tracking eligibility issues. Theres nothing
specific to Ophthalmology.
Cameron
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The Alexandria VAMC has a mobile electronic documentation product that loads
specific patient health summaries to a laptop for field use and allows
electronic progress notes to be entered and upon returning to connectivity
to the VistA system permits uploading directly into CPRS. It is currently
Subject: RE: [Hardhats-members] Intermittent VistA connections
Cameron, can I find more about this, maybe a contact. Thanks
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A simple regular cross-reference on the field could keep track of all values
used in that field. Put your logic in the Input Transform. Note that the
SSN field in the New Person file follows the same logic you've described
(along with other logic too). Check out how it behaves and is
There are two ways to bypass the input transform, one is to use the four
slashes ( ) in input templates. The other is to set the data
directly into the global. And if you're doing either of those, you should
run the input transform code yourself anyway!
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That numeric value is what you put in the $I field ...
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index but null allowed)
The Fileman DBS calls
should not invoke the Input transform if the flags indicate that the values are
in internal format.
On 3/7/06, Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two ways to bypass the input transform, one is to use the
four
slashes
That's similar to asking how to enforce your rule if another programmer
directly sets the global. If any programmer bypasses the system anything
can happen ... which is true for any DBMS and not just FileMan. A
programmer with authority to go around the rules doesn't have to follow
the rules.
When Integrated Billing was first released, the Insurance Company file was
filled in by the folks at individual VA facilities for the companies they
knew they could bill. Currently there is no information for a centralized
load of the file.
VistA is built up of many applications and services so
Do you mean that only one record would have null in the given field? That
is, null would be in the set of permitted values in the field and that no
value (including the null value) would be repeated in any record?
You would have to insure uniqueness -before- allowing the record to persist,
so it
Or, you mimic it by typing the escape key, then the capital O and then
capital P keys followed by whatever character you choose from the
documentation. So if you're in the middle of the Screen Editor on VistA and
want to get out by saving your work the sequence is: escOPE (E for Exit
and save).
We should have the file in the next week
or so for AMA to post.
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So, Greg, do you ALWAYS use the $GET and then on top of that, check for
$LENGTH before using such values as subscripts? Etc. etc.
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If you only have FileMan installed, you can use the DINIT utilities for
exporting DDs. But if you have Kernel installed as well, you're far better
off using the KIDS module. Under the Programmer Options menu, find the KIDS
Kernel Installation Distribution System menu, then the Edits and
real complicated when VOE gets in wide use.
Mike Schrom
Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
It's in whatever your company's or institution's assigned number space
is.
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There are a number of different kinds of templates in VistA. Probably the
most popular for local creations and sharing are the Clinical Reminders.
Unfortunately they are currently posted to a web site inside the VA
firewall. I've made repeated requests that it be shared with the public
since
is
ubiquitous in a number of packages.
Cameron Schlehuber
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i
It's in whatever your company's or institution's assigned number space is.
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Kevin is right.
BTW, for all the VA sites, their assignments for number range are based on
the 3 digit portion of their Station Numbers times 1000. So their number
range is nnn000 through nnn999. (DIALOG file entries are in the number
range times 10,000.)
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Well, you could search DIM* for ?1U and change each instance ... there are
only about 15 instances in DIM1, DIM2 DIM3.
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Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
The Lexicon Utility APIs still work fine. You just don't get any CPT
codes
for any concept or expression, nor can you look up an expression by
putting
in a CPT code.
And, I take it, that is not repaired simply by installing
Of Cameron
Schlehuber
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The download from the AMA includes the Lexicon global as well. It's ALL
repaired.
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There are actually three globals in the ICPT.GLO file, the ICPT global plus
two scratch globals that get merged into ^DIC(81.1), ^DIC(81.3) and
^LEX(757.02).
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But isn't VOE addressing this problem? Can we avoid re-inventing the wheel?
Kevin
On 2/7/06, Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You'd have to do the same work VA does. It isn't just running routines to
move
I'm surprised it wasn't there. It's on the FOIA DVD (and CDs). I've posted
it to the ftp folder now.
Cameron
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Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
That worked fine when the CPT codes were only found in the ICPT global.
Now
the codes are scattered throughout the Lexicon tables as well. It takes
That worked fine when the CPT codes were only found in the ICPT global. Now
the codes are scattered throughout the Lexicon tables as well. It takes a
fair amount of work to knit things together.
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The IEN (Internal Entry Number) for entries in both files should be in
lock-step with each other. I.e. entry 1234 in file 2 should be 1234 for the
same patient in file 901.
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Due to privacy and security concerns, there are and will be circumstances
where persons will have more than one health identifier. In some
circumstances the identifiers will be associated and in others they will not
be associated and will not be recognized as belonging to the same person (or
even
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That worked fine when the CPT codes were only found in the ICPT global. Now
the codes are scattered throughout
Yes and yes.
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Purchasing CPT code license
Just to confirm, is the
They are indeed Cache specific. I missed deleting those when I removed the
Cache specific stuff for the generic set of globals.
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Cameron --
Do they cause any harm? Should I remove them and re-release FOIA VistA
SemiVivA and VivitA 20060113? Thank you very much.
-- Bhaskar
On Mon, 2006-01-30 at 10:40 -0600, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
They are indeed Cache specific. I missed deleting those when I
Any client application (even those running with a green-screen interface)
can have errors and leave the globals in an incomplete state in VistA. The
more robust applications in VistA take such things into account and buffer
information and check it before it's filed, have post-filing coded that
And that is accessed via the Introductory text edit option on the Operations
Management menu under the System Manager menu [EVE].
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The proper way to edit the SIGNATURE BLOCK PRINTED NAME field 20.2 is to
use the option Electronic Signature code Edit under the User's Toolbox menu.
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existing patient records?
Cameron Schlehuber wrote Using the Practice Management
The Problem List in VistA is very rudimentary and
needs a good deal of work to make it more useful to care providers. Part of the
difficulty is that the software tools for managing the list just arent
there so problem lists get out of date quickly or cluttered with old
information. Until
The key is to have a unique key that both systems use to identify each
record uniquely. The problem of duplicates arises when ambiguous
identifying traits are all that are used. Names, date of birth, etc, can
all be entered with slight variations for the same person and can also be
found to be
will need some type of hierarchical designator and a set of
open standards describing how they should be managed.
--- Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The key is to have a unique key that both systems use to identify
each
record uniquely. The problem of duplicates arises when ambiguous
Ah, but one of the things at least some VA providers are asking for is a
Problem List that can accommodate working diagnoses as well as proven
diagnoses. It must also be able to be sorted based on acute or chronic
problems (a cold or broken limb from a year ago is usually just clutter when
The patches in support of VOE will be
skipping those items in the non-VA setting.
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I recommend that the new data be posted to a scratch file rather than
directly to the Patient file, then run the duplicate checking code in
Toolkit, add the ones that are truly new, map the ones that are clearly
duplicates and flag the rest for human intervention.
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On 1/23/06, Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED
, then I could see
this. But until then I would think that a single VistA implementation
must only perform according to one agency.
On 1/18/06, Cameron
Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The additional parameterization is dependent on
the enterprises represented in the Agency Code field
The additional parameterization
is dependent on the enterprises represented in the Agency Code field in the
Kernel System Parameters file. The kind of behavior is also dependent on sometimes
needing to accommodate multiple agencies default behavior as well as being able
to switch on or off
If you haven't already, check out some of the companies that provide MUMPS
programmers (see http://www.hardhats.org/links/Mlinks.html for a partial
list of implementers of M and 3rd party M software and Services). Also for
support of VistA, see http://www.hardhats.org/links/LINKSmain.html#MUMPS.
All I've ever had to do is Stop Cache under the Cache Cube and select
Shutdown, swap out the desired cache.dat and then Start Cache under the
Cache Cube. I've never stopped any service under Control Panel. I wonder
if you nailed a service that shouldn't have been stopped, or stopping it
under
thing for me to do.
Someone told me there is a way to do this, something to do with a right
click
somewhere, but I can't recall where.
On Saturday 14 January 2006 04:50 pm, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
All I've ever had to do is Stop Cache under the Cache Cube and select
Shutdown, swap out the desired
The list of %ZISH functions:
COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT: CLOSE
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: Close host file opened by OPEN^%ZISH.
COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT: $$DEL
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: Delete host file.
COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT: $$FTG
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION: Copy lines from a host file into a global.
Re-wording the subject line
Manual entry is the usual means of
registration. What youre describing is automated entry using a silent
API. This problem sounds like a bug that should be corrected in Registration
code in the course of supporting VOE. There should be a cross-reference on
The main reason is that the CMS folks
considered it simplest to have clinics need only one OS, the Windows platform
(since the CPRS GUI currently only operates on that OS). Also, for the second
environment the instructions for installation and setup would need to cover two
platforms rather
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Subject: Registering patients in
the background
Re-wording the subject line
Manual entry is the usual means of
registration. What youre describing
VA too must be able to register the
occasional patient who has no readily available SSN. VistA as currently implemented
in VA supports the use of pseudo-SSNs (the values are calculated based on other
identifying traits for the patient, such as birth date.) Future patches
to VistA in
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