| GETENC |
This API was developed to extract all encounter data
for all encounters that match the passed parameters. The data represents
elements that are stored in the Visit file (9000010) and other PCE files.
Parameter Description:
1. DFN: (required) Pointer to IHS/PATIENT file #9000001
2. ENCDT: (required) Date/Time of encounter in FileMan format
3. HLOC: (required) Pointer to Hospital Location file #44
Returned Value:
-2 If called incorrectly
-1 If no encounter is found
>0 Visit file IEN(s) separated by ^
Returned Data:
Identical to that returned by ENCEVENT^PXAPI, see above.
If the input data matches more than one Visit file entry
there will be sets of
^TMP("PXKENC",$J,VISIT IEN) entries for each of them.
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ENCEVENT |
ENCEVENT^PXAPI(VISITIEN,DONTKILL)
This API was developed to extract all PCE encounter data
for a single encounter. The data represents elements
that are stored in the Visit file and other PCE files.
Parameter Description:
1. VISITIEN: (required) This is a pointer to the Visit file #9000010.
2. DONTKILL: (optional) This determines whether or not the
^TMP array will be initialized. Enter 0 or
"" (NULL) to initialize the array, and 1
to retain it.
Returned Data:
The data is stored in a ^TMP global array with subscripts
denoting the category of returned data. The data returned
in the ^TMP global represents data from one encounter.
The structure of the returned ^TMP global is:
^TMP("PXKENC",$J,VISIT,V FILE STRING,V FILE RECORD,DD SUBSCRIPT)=DATA
Where:
Global Root: Temporary global file root: ^TMP.
Subscript 1: Name spaced variable: "PXKENC".
Subscript 2: Job Number, $J.
Subscript 3: Internal Entry Number (IEN) of the Visit.
Subscript 4: String representing the Visit or V file data category.
"CPT" = V CPT (procedure) #9000010.18
"HF" = V Health Factors #9000010.23
"ICR" = V Imm Contra/Refusal #9000010.707
Events
"IMM" = V Immunization #9000010.11
"PED" = V Patient Ed #9000010.16
"POV" = V POV (diagnosis) #9000010.07
"PRV" = V Provider #9000010.06
"SC" = V Standard Codes #9000010.71
"SK" = V Skin Test #9000010.12
"TRT" = V Treatment #9000010.15
"VST" = Visit file #9000010
"XAM" = V Exam #9000010.13
"CSTP" = Visit file #9000010
This subscript contains child visits
used to store additional Stop Codes.
Subscript 5: Internal entry number of the entry in the
file represented in subscript #4
Subscript 6: DD node/subscript where the data is stored.
Only the DD nodes that have data are
published.
Returned Data:
The data to the right of the equal sign is a copy the data in the PCE file. In
the example below, the encounter consists of the Visit file entry with
IEN=7589 and the various V-file entries pointing to it. For example,
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"CPT",3445,0)="99601^140^7589^829^^^^^^^^^^^^1" is
the 0 node of the V CPT entry IEN=3445. You can determine what each piece of
data is by examining the data dictionary for V CPT. The same applies for the
12 and 812 nodes. In this example, the other V CPT nodes do not have any data
so they are not published.
Output Example:
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"CPT",3445,0)="99601^140^7589^829^^^^^^^^^^^^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"CPT",3445,12)=3260106.165547
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"CPT",3445,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",137,0)="648303^140^7589"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",137,12)=3260108.165546
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",137,220)="0^623"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",137,811)="This is a HF test comment."
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",137,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",138,0)="550276^140^7589"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",138,12)=3260108.165546
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",138,220)="30^533"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",138,811)="This is a HF test comment."
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"HF",138,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PED",67,0)="39^140^7589^^^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PED",67,12)="3240701.075^^^991"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PED",67,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,0)="503195^140^7589^827^^^^^^^^P"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,12)="3260106.165547^^^991"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,800,0,0)="0^1^0"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,900,1,0)="2^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,900,2,0)="3^0"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",920,900,3,0)="1^0"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,0)="503268^140^7589^828^^^^^^^^S"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,12)="3260106.165548^^^991"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,800,0,0)="1^"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,900,1,0)="2^-1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,900,2,0)="1^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"POV",921,900,3,0)="13^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PRV",3186,0)="520824698^140^7589^P^^144"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PRV",3186,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PRV",3187,0)="991^140^7589^S^^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"PRV",3187,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,0)="3260106.165546^3260107.165551^V^
^140^5 00^A^141^9^^^^3260107.16574^^^^^^^^15^240^991^46"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,150)="1DD2-ALN^0^P"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,800)="1^1^0^^^^^^^0^0^0^0"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,812)="^170^19"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,900,1,0)="1^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,900,2,0)="13^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,900,3,0)="2^1"
^TMP("PXKENC",2241218,7589,"VST",7589,900,4,0)="3^0"
The ^TMP("PXKENC",$J) global may be killed before and/or after the call.
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