I was just reading VHA eHealth Univ. course 149 on
Billing Awareness from 2003, that was talking about Integrated Billing being
replaced with a new system "PFSS" that would include a COTS program. It
was to be tested and fininshed by mid-2005. Anyone know an update on
this?
William in Ba
Cameron,When I asked before how to get an updated VA PRODUCT file, I mused that I thought the answer would be to keep up with the patch stream. But the impression I got was that I should get a FOIA release and extract the global from there. My understanding is that there may well be data in datab
Actually, it’s Consolidated Mail Outpatient
Pharmacy http://www.va.gov/vdl/Clinical.asp?appID=85
Veterans can phone in, mail in, fax in or
use the web to renew their prescriptions. The prescription information is then
electronically transmitted to one of the huge facilities around the co
I certainly don’t know the details
of how the NDC/UPN file is used, but you can search the PSN* routines and see
the places where the reference information is used.
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You may want to consider at least keeping
up with the patches regularly released for the National Drug File (PSN*
patches). They’ll at least continue until the faster turn around is in
place.
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Cameron has said that the VA is working such that "someday" peripheral sites will get updates to National drug file entries at near real time via HL-7 messages.But until then I am thinking about importing the files distributed by the FDA, found here:
http://www.fda.gov/cder/ndc/It looks like a stra
I am still investigating the pharmacy files, with the help of the NATIONAL DRUG FILE TECH MANUAL from the VDLIt describes that all drug codes are stored in the NDC/UPN file (50.67).(FYI NDC=National Drug Code, I assume that UPN is something like 'universal product number')
What I don't understand i
OK. Is this for Veterans using a remote mail-in pharmacy?Can you tell me more about this?ThanksKevinOn 11/25/05, chuck5566 <
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or Central Mail-out Outpatient PharmacyOn Nov 25, 2005, at 5:42 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:> I keep seeing the pharmacy te
Central Mail Out Pharmacy
or Central Mail-out Outpatient Pharmacy
On Nov 25, 2005, at 5:42 PM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I keep seeing the pharmacy term "CMOP".
I can't see that it is defined anywhere when it is used. Just lots
of questions like:
"Transmit to CMOP"?
Can someone enlighten
I keep seeing the pharmacy term "CMOP".I can't see that it is defined anywhere when it is used. Just lots of questions like:"Transmit to CMOP"?Can someone enlighten me?Thanks
Kevin
Kevin
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> There was mention of keyboa
Hey All,
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