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DBIA3107 ICR (3107)

DBIA3107    ICR (3107)

Name Value
NUMBER 3107
IA # 3107
DATE CREATED 2000/05/08
CUSTODIAL PACKAGE PHARMACY DATA MANAGEMENT
CUSTODIAL ISC Birmingham
USAGE Private
TYPE Routine
DBIC APPROVAL STATUS APPROVED
ROUTINE PSSUTIL
NAME DBIA3107
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 
National Drug File requests permission to call entry
points in the Pharmacy Data Management package to perform updates related to
matching, re-matching and un-matching Dispense Drugs in the DRUG file (#50) to
and from NDF VA Products in the VA PRODUCT file (#50.68).

Note: These entry points should only be used for approved drug matching,
re-matching and un-matching functions.
STATUS Active
DURATION Till Otherwise Agreed
ID PSSUTIL
COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT
COMPONENT/ENTRY POINT COMPONENT DESCRIPTION VARIABLES
EN1(PSSDIEN,PSSTALK) 
This entry point is used to delete dosage information
in the DRUG (#50) File.
VARIABLES TYPE VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
PSSDIEN Input 
This is the pointer to the DRUG (#50) File entry.
PSSTALK Input 
This variable determines whether or not this call is
interactive. If this variable is '0', then Possible Dosages and Local Possible
Dosages will be deleted. If this variable is '1', the Possible Dosages are
deleted, and if Local Possible Dosages exist, the user will be shown these
entries, then prompted on whether these entries should be deleted.
EN2(PSSDIEN,PSSTALK) 
This entry point is used to create dosage information
in the DRUG (#50) File from the National Drug File (NDF) match.
VARIABLES TYPE VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
PSSTALK Input 
This variable determines whether or not this call is
interactive. This variable should always be passed as a '0' for this call.
UNMDRUG(DRUGIEN) 
This entry point is used to perform a few updates
related to un-matching a Dispense Drug from an NDF VA Product. It will delete
the content of the following fields in the DRUG file (#50):

NATIONAL DRUG FILE ENTRY (#20)
VA PRODUCT NAME (#21)
PSNDF VA PRODUCT NAME ENTRY (#22)
PACKAGE SIZE (#23)
PACKAGE TYPE (#24)
CMOP ID (#27)
NATIONAL FORMULARY INDICATOR (#29)

It will also kill all the corresponding cross-references ("VAPN", "AQ1",
"APN", "AND" and "APR").
VARIABLES TYPE VARIABLES DESCRIPTION
DRUGIEN Input 
This is the pointer to the DRUG (#50) File  for the
entry that is being un-matched from an NDF VA Product.
SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE
SUBSCRIBING PACKAGE ISC SUBSCRIBING DETAILS
NATIONAL DRUG FILE Birmingham 
When a Dispense Drug is matched, re-matched or
un-matched to and from an NDF VA Product through the National Drug File (NDF)
application a few updates must be performed to the DRUG file (#50) such as
updates to the POSSIBLE DOSAGES sub-file (#903) and setting of some related
fields in the "ND" node.