| DESCRIPTION OF ENHANCEMENTS |
This patch includes two new routines, PSO52EX and PSO52B. It also
^TMP global. Once these values are set by the user, EXTRACT will then
extract all original fill information. If a selected patient also has
refill or partial fill information on record, that information will also
be returned and subscripted accordingly. The output is stored on the ^TMP
global. The second API is named REF. REF also requires the same three
parameters: SDATE, EDATE, and LIST. It will retrieve information stored
on the "AD" cross reference in the PRESCRIPTION file (#52) and return it
to the ^TMP global. Refer to Forum DBIA 4902 for complete information.
PSO52B is a new routine that contains a number of subroutines that have
enhances functionality and resolves two problems in PSO52API.
been moved from PSO52API. This was done to ensure that PSO52API will
continue to be within Programming Standards and Conventions (SAC) routine
size limits. PSO52B also enhances the RX^PSO52API component by retrieving
International Classification of Diseases (ICD) information from the
PRESCRIPTION file (#52). The user now has the option to pass in "ICD" in
the NODE parameter of the RX^PSO52API call and retrieve information
specific to the patient(s) concerning their ICD. Refer to the Application
Programmer Interface (API) manual for further instruction on the use of
this API.
This patch also corrects two other issues within PSO52API. Currently if
the user passes in only an end date, the API will error. This patch will
correct this problem. Also, when "O" is passed in the NODE parameter to
retrieve the ORDERABLE ITEM field (#39.2) from the PRESCRIPTION file
(#52), the code will now return data as stated in the API manual without
representing the field number in its ^TMP global subscript.
PSO52EX is a new routine containing two Application Programmer Interfaces
(APIs). The first API is named EXTRACT. EXTRACT retrieves data from the
"AL" and "AM" cross references within the PRESCRIPTION file (#52).
EXTRACT requires three parameters: SDATE, EDATE, and LIST. SDATE is the
start date to retrieve data from. EDATE is the end date to retrieve data
from. LIST is the name that is used to subscript the returned data into a
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