QAMC0 ;HISC/DAD-CONDITION: DESCRIPTION ;2/10/92 07:33
;;1.0;Clinical Monitoring System;;09/13/1993
;
EN1 ; *** CONDITION CODE
;
; This part of a condition routine generates the list of patients
; who meet the requirements of the condition and optionally its
; parameters (see below). The list generated by the condition
; should be of the following form:
; S ^UTILITY($J,"QAM CONDITION",QAMD1,DFN)=""
; S ^UTILITY($J,"QAM CONDITION",QAMD1,DFN,DATE/TIME(FM))=D0^D1^D2^...
; QAMD1 = The IEN of the condition in the CONDITION multiple
; in the QA MONITOR file (#743)
; DFN = The IEN of a record in the PATIENT file (#2)
; DATE/TIME = The date/time in FileMan format for this condition
; If the condition has no date associated with it the
; variable QAMTODAY (see below) may be used
; D0,D1,D2 = The internal entry numbers to get to the data.
;
; The following variables may be used, but should NOT be changed
; QAMD0 = The IEN of a record in the QA MONITOR file (#743)
; QAMD1 = See above
; QAMTODAY = The date for which auto enroll is running
; QAMZERO = The zero node of the monitor
; QAMONE = The one node of the monitor
; The following variables should NOT be used or changed
; QAMRANGE, QAQNBEG, QAQNEND, QAMARUN, QAMHISD0
;
EN2 ; *** PARAMETER CODE
;
; The parameter code section should ask the user any parameters
; associated with the condition, e.g., Sex: M or F, Age: upper
; lower limit, etc. The parameters edit section should support
; full FileMan editing conventions: add, edit, delete, and error
; handling. The entry point EN3^QAMUTL1 may be called to perform
; the edit of a parameter. This routine uses a DIR call to get the
; parameter. If the edit of the involves a screened look up on a
; file the entry point EN2^QAMUTL1 should be used. For this call
; the appropriate DIC variables should be set, also the DIR("?")
; and DIR("??") variables may be used as well.
; The required variables are:
; QAMPARAM = Node parameter should be stored in, P1,P2,P3,P4,P5
; DIR = See FileMan documentation
; Other variables:
; QAMD0, QAMD1 = Same as above
; QAMFIN = Do NOT use this variable or change it
; Returned variables:
; DIRUT = See FileMan documentation
; Y = See FileMan documentation
; (Y="" if deleted or ^ or some problem with the edit)
; DIR is killed by this call
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QAMC0 ;HISC/DAD-CONDITION: DESCRIPTION ;2/10/92 07:33
+1 ;;1.0;Clinical Monitoring System;;09/13/1993
+2 ;
EN1 ; *** CONDITION CODE
+1 ;
+2 ; This part of a condition routine generates the list of patients
+3 ; who meet the requirements of the condition and optionally its
+4 ; parameters (see below). The list generated by the condition
+5 ; should be of the following form:
+6 ; S ^UTILITY($J,"QAM CONDITION",QAMD1,DFN)=""
+7 ; S ^UTILITY($J,"QAM CONDITION",QAMD1,DFN,DATE/TIME(FM))=D0^D1^D2^...
+8 ; QAMD1 = The IEN of the condition in the CONDITION multiple
+9 ; in the QA MONITOR file (#743)
+10 ; DFN = The IEN of a record in the PATIENT file (#2)
+11 ; DATE/TIME = The date/time in FileMan format for this condition
+12 ; If the condition has no date associated with it the
+13 ; variable QAMTODAY (see below) may be used
+14 ; D0,D1,D2 = The internal entry numbers to get to the data.
+15 ;
+16 ; The following variables may be used, but should NOT be changed
+17 ; QAMD0 = The IEN of a record in the QA MONITOR file (#743)
+18 ; QAMD1 = See above
+19 ; QAMTODAY = The date for which auto enroll is running
+20 ; QAMZERO = The zero node of the monitor
+21 ; QAMONE = The one node of the monitor
+22 ; The following variables should NOT be used or changed
+23 ; QAMRANGE, QAQNBEG, QAQNEND, QAMARUN, QAMHISD0
+24 ;
EN2 ; *** PARAMETER CODE
+1 ;
+2 ; The parameter code section should ask the user any parameters
+3 ; associated with the condition, e.g., Sex: M or F, Age: upper
+4 ; lower limit, etc. The parameters edit section should support
+5 ; full FileMan editing conventions: add, edit, delete, and error
+6 ; handling. The entry point EN3^QAMUTL1 may be called to perform
+7 ; the edit of a parameter. This routine uses a DIR call to get the
+8 ; parameter. If the edit of the involves a screened look up on a
+9 ; file the entry point EN2^QAMUTL1 should be used. For this call
+10 ; the appropriate DIC variables should be set, also the DIR("?")
+11 ; and DIR("??") variables may be used as well.
+12 ; The required variables are:
+13 ; QAMPARAM = Node parameter should be stored in, P1,P2,P3,P4,P5
+14 ; DIR = See FileMan documentation
+15 ; Other variables:
+16 ; QAMD0, QAMD1 = Same as above
+17 ; QAMFIN = Do NOT use this variable or change it
+18 ; Returned variables:
+19 ; DIRUT = See FileMan documentation
+20 ; Y = See FileMan documentation
+21 ; (Y="" if deleted or ^ or some problem with the edit)
+22 ; DIR is killed by this call
