| COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT |
| COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT |
COMPONENT DESCRIPTION |
VARIABLES |
| MAIN(DFN,PXRMITEM,OUTTYPE,DISC) |
This is the standard entry point for reminder
evaluation. The current date and time are used for the evaluation date and
time.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
| DFN |
Input |
Pointer to Patient file (#2)
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| PXRMITEM |
Input |
Internal entry number of Clinical Reminder definition
(file #811.9)
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| OUTTYPE |
Input |
This is the type of output to return. The possible
values are:
0 - Reminders DUE NOW only (CLINICAL REMINDERS DUE HS component)
1 - All Reminders with Next and Last Information
(CLINICAL REMINDERS SUMMARY HS component)
5 - Health Maintenance (CLINICAL REMINDERS MAINTENANCE HS component)
10 - MyHealtheVet summary
11 - MyHealtheVet detailed
12 - MyHealtheVet combined
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| DISC |
Input |
(optional) If this variable is true then the
disclaimer will be loaded in ^TMP("PXRM",$J,"DISC")
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| TMP |
Output |
The results of the reminder evaluation are returned
in
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM)
where PXRMRNAM is the PRINT NAME or if it is undefined then it is the NAME.
The format is:
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM)=STATUS^DUE DATE^LAST D0NE DATE
and
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM,"TXT",N)=TEXT
where N is a number and TEXT is a text string. The text returned depends on
the output type (OUTTYPE) and the results of the reminder evaluation.
If DISC is true then the disclaimer will be loaded into
^TMP("PXRM",$J,"DISC"). It contains the disclaimer.
The caller should kill both ^TMP("PXRHM",$J) and ^TMP("PXRM",$J) after display
of the data is complete.
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| FIDATA(DFN,PXRMITEM,.FINDINGS) |
Return the finding evaluation array to the caller in
the array FINDINGS. The caller should use the form:
D FIDATA^PXRM(DFN,PXRMITEM,.FINDINGS)
The elements of the FINDINGS array will correspond to the findings in the
reminder definition. For finding N, FINDINGS(N) will be 0 if the finding is
false and 1 if it is true. For true findings there will be additional
elements. The exact set of additional elements will depend on the type of
finding. Some examples are:
FINDINGS(N)=1
FINDINGS(N,"DATE")=FileMan date
FINDINGS(N,"FINDING")=variable pointer to the finding
FINDINGS(N,"SOURCE")=variable pointer to the data source
FINDINGS(N,"VALUE")=value of the finding, for example the value of a lab test
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| $$INACTIVE(PXRMITEM) |
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
| $$INACTIVE(PXRMITEM) |
Output |
Return the INACTIVE FLAG
1 - reminder is inactive
0 - reminder is active
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| MAINDF(DFN,PXRMITEM,OUTTYPE,EVALDT) |
This entry point is used for reminder evaluation. The
date and time to use for the evaluation is an input parameter. The finding
evaluation array is returned in ^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM). See below
for details.
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| VARIABLES |
TYPE |
VARIABLES DESCRIPTION |
| DFN |
Input |
Pointer to Patient file (#2)
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| PXRMITEM |
Input |
Internal entry number of Clinical Reminder definition
(file #811.9)
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| OUTTYPE |
Input |
This is the type of output to return. The possible
values are:
0 - Reminders DUE NOW only (CLINICAL REMINDERS DUE HS component)
1 - All Reminders with Next and Last Information
(CLINICAL REMINDERS SUMMARY HS component)
5 - Health Maintenance (CLINICAL REMINDERS MAINTENANCE HS component)
10 - MyHealtheVet summary
11 - MyHealtheVet detailed
12 - MyHealtheVet combined
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| EVALDT |
Input |
This is the FileMan date and time to use for the
reminder evaluation.
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| TMP |
Output |
The results of the reminder evaluation are returned
in
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM)
where PXRMRNAM is the PRINT NAME or if it is undefined then it is the NAME.
The format is:
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM)=STATUS^DUE DATE^LAST DONE DATE and
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,PXRMITEM,PXRMRNAM,"TXT",N)=TEXT
where N is a number and TEXT is a text string. The text returned depends on
the output type (OUTTYPE) and the results of the reminder evaluation.
The finding evaluation array (FIEVAL) is returned in:
^TMP("PXRHM",$J,"PXRMITEM,"FIEVAL")
A description of the contents of FIEVAL can be found in the Clinical Reminders
Managers Manual.
The caller should kill both ^TMP("PXRHM",$J) and ^TMP("PXRM",$J) after display
of the data is complete.
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