| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
This patch addresses the following issue:
1. INC22357619- ALERT FOR WRONG PATIENT DISPLAYS WHEN ACCESSING VIEW
ALERTS
Associated NSR(s):
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N/A
Participating Test Sites:
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TBD
Defect Tracking System Ticket(s) & Overview:
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1. INC22357619 - ALERT FOR WRONG PATIENT DISPLAYS IN VIEW ALERTS
Problem:
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ALERT FOR WRONG PATIENT DISPLAYS WHEN ACCESSING VIEW ALERTS
Alert for wrong patient displayed when accessing View Alerts and an alert
displayed for a different patient when using View Alert. This issue was
reviewed by the Kernel team and their findings were that the application
is creating an incorrect Package identifier (four comma pieces instead of
three), so that when the application processes the alert, the patient id
or notification id are incorrectly referenced. This was found to be due
to the Package identifier being created using $H which itself contains a
comma.
Resolution:
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The use of $H to create the Package identifier does allow the creation of
a unique identifier but causes problems due to the extra comma. This
patch will modify FH routines to modify the package id sent to kernel to
conform with kernel documentation. Kernel 8.0 & Kernel Toolkit 7.3
Developer's Guide documents the package id as follows:
Paragraph 3.2.1 - The software application identifier for an alert is
defined as the original value of the XQAID input variable when the alert
is created via the SETUP^XQALERT: Send Alerts API. Typically, the
software application identifier should begin with the software
application namespace.
Paragraph 3.3 - The Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) software
uses a convention for the format of the software application identifier
consisting of three comma-delimited pieces:
namespace_","_dfn_","_notificationcode
Where:
- namespace is the software application namespace.
- dfn is the internal entry number of the patient whom the alert
concerns in the PATIENT (#2) file.
- notificationcode is a code maintained by the CPRS software
describing the type of alert.
Prior to this patch the XQAID variable passed to kernel was created as
"FH,"_$J_","_$H ($J is the vista job# for the task & $H is mumps
date/time)
Technical Resolution:
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The setting of XQAID in routines ALRT^FHCTF5, ALRT^FHASM2A, PHA^FHASM2A
Associated ticket(s):
and FIL^FHWTRN is changed to use the patient's DFN as the 2nd comma piece
and a number identifying the FH alert type in the 3rd piece.
"FH,"_DFN_","_TYPE
The types are as follows
1 = Food/drug interaction alert
2 = Nutrition Patient assessment alert
3 = Monitor BMI alert
4 = Monitor Tubefeed alert
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5 = Monitor Hyperals alert
6 = Monitor Albumin alert
7 = Monitor NPO+Clr alert
The TYPE is set into the variable FHCODE in routines FHWTRN & FHCTF5 for
each type of alert.
During analysis it was also found that routines FHWTRN & FHCTF5 were
passing in FHCTF2 as the entry point for processing the alert but did not
include a routine name for processing, therefore the alert is deleted
which I believe is correct because these alerts I believe are meant to be
informational. Setting an entry point should not have been done and both
entry point and routine should not be set.
This patch comments out the code S XQAOPT="FHCTF2" at FIL+11^FHWTRN and
ALRT+9^FHCTF5.
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