$$DATE() |
This function call accepts a date and will return
whether the new or old Scheduling visit file limitations are to be used.
Based upon a date input returns whether this date is older than the date in
the corresponding parameter.
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
date |
Input |
This is a date that is to be compared to the 10/1
date.
If the input date is before the 10/1 date than a zero will be returned. This
indicates that the old limitation structure should be used.
If the input date is after the 10/1 date than a one will be returned. This
indicates that the new limitation structure should be used.
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$$FMDATE() |
This function returns the date at which the new
limitation structure is to take place.
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
DATE |
Output |
This function call accepts no inputs. It will return
the date the new limitation structure is to take place in a FM format.
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$$CLOSEFM() |
This entry point accepts no inputs. It will return
what the close out date is in FM format.
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$$CLOSED() |
CLOSED(DATE) This entry point accepts a date in FM
format to compare to the close out date. It will return a 1 if the close out
period is over or a zero if close out can still occur.
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
DATE |
Input |
This is a date to be compared to the close out date.
It is in FM formatt.
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$$INPATENC(PTR,PTR2) |
This function call will determine whether an
outpatient encounter is for an inpatient appointment.
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VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
PTR |
Input |
This is a pointer (internal entry number) from one of
the following files:-
- TRANSMITTED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file (#409.73)
- OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file (#409.68)
- DELETED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file (#409.74)
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PTR2 |
Input |
This value denotes the file being pointed to -
0 - TRANSMITTED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file (Default)
1 - OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file
2 - DELETED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file
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$$INPATENC |
Output |
1 - Encounter is an inpatient appointment.
0 - Encounter is not an inpatient appointment
A value of 0 is returned if a valid pointer is not passed or the entry in the
TRANSMITTED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file does not point to a valid entry in the
OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file or DELETED OUTPATIENT ENCOUNTER file.
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