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NUMBER | 2502 | ||||||||||
IA # | 2502 | ||||||||||
DATE CREATED | 1998/08/18 | ||||||||||
CUSTODIAL PACKAGE | PCE PATIENT CARE ENCOUNTER | ||||||||||
CUSTODIAL ISC | Albany | ||||||||||
USAGE | Private | ||||||||||
TYPE | Routine | ||||||||||
DBIC APPROVAL STATUS | APPROVED | ||||||||||
ROUTINE | PXKMAIN | ||||||||||
NAME | DBIA2502 | ||||||||||
GENERAL DESCRIPTION | An integration agreement is needed with the PCE package for the Scheduling data conversion project. The PCE package's standard filer entrypoints require that all providers added to PCE for a visit have a valid provider class. The problem is that some of the encounters that the Scheduling conversion can convert will consist of old provider data where the provider class for the provider does not exist. As a result, many many providers will not be able to be converted with their visits/encounters because they do not have a valid provider class. Denis Eaton was consulted about this and he concluded the only way to store these old providers in PCE would be to pre-set the global array that PCE uses to file the data to what it would look like after all the edit checks were done, and call the filer directly. Since the affected provider data is old and its corresponding visit will be flagged as historical in PCE, there should not be a data integrity issue with storing a provider without a valid provider class. It also makes the conversion more consistent and complete. This exemption is requested specifically for filing the new provider data and would be a one-time exemption to be used only when new visits are created as a result of the conversion. All other data added to PCE via this project would flow through the normal PCE edits. The agreement would only exist for the life of the conversion. The array definition follows: ^TMP("PXK",$J,"SOR") = Source ien ^TMP("PXK",$J,"VST",1,0,"BEFORE") = the 0-node of the visit file ^TMP("PXK",$J,"VST",1,0,"AFTER") = the same as "BEFORE" ^TMP("PXK",$J,"VST",provider counter,"IEN") = "" ^TMP("PXK",$J,"PRV",provider counter,0,"BEFORE") = "" ^TMP("PXK",$J,"PRV",provider counter,0,"AFTER") = Provider id^DFN^Visit ien^P/S for primary/secondary ^TMP("PXK",$J,"PRV",provider counter,"IEN") = "" ^TMP("PXK",$J,"PRV",provider counter,"BEFORE") = "" ^TMP("PXK",$J,"PRV",provider counter,"AFTER") = ^Package ien^Source ien The entrypoint to call for the post-edit filer is EN1^PXKMAIN |
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STATUS | Active | ||||||||||
DURATION | Till Otherwise Agreed | ||||||||||
EXPIRATION DATE | 1999/12/31 | ||||||||||
ID | PXKMAIN | ||||||||||
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