PSJB |
Input |
This is the beginning date to search by, in VA
FileMan format.
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PSJE |
Input |
This is the ending date for the search, in VA FileMan
format.
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PSJX |
Input |
This is the medication array for the search. It can
be two types.
PSJX("123;PSDRUG(") where 123 is the internal entry number, and PSDRUG
indicates that the entry number corresponds with an entry in the DRUG file
(#50).
PSJX("321;PSNDF(50.6,") where 321 is the internal entry number, and
PSNDF(50.6, indicates that the entry number corresponds with an entry in the
VA GENERIC file (#50.6).
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PSJDT |
Input |
This variable is not used by the Inpatient
Medications package. It is included to make it easier for the Clinical
Reminders package to make the call in the same format to both the Inpatient
Medications and the Outpatient Pharmacy packages.
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PSJN |
Input |
This is the first subscript of the TMP global that is
returned. It may be "PSI". The TMP global may be killed before and after
use.
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TMP(PSJN,$J,DFN,#,0) |
Output |
This is returned in the format ^TMP(PSJN,$J,DFN,#,0).
This node contains the medication criteria finding. This would be in the
format of the PSJX input array.
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TMP(PSJN,$J,DFN,#,1) |
Output |
This is returned in the format ^TMP(PSJN,$J,DFN,#,1).
This node contains 5 pieces.
Piece 1 is the Start Date/Time of the order. Piece 2 is always null. Piece 3
is the name (#.01) of the Drug from the DRUG file (#50), regardless of whether
the finding was based on the DRUG file (#50) or VA GENERIC file (#50.6)
criteria. Piece 4 is always null. Piece 5 is the Stop Date/Time of the
order.
Pieces 2 and 4 are left null in order to make the call correspond with the
Outpatient Pharmacy call. Piece 2 in the Outpatient Pharmacy call is the
Release Date, Inpatient Medications doesn't have any data that corresponds
with that data so we leave this piece null. Piece 4 in the Outpatient
Pharmacy call is the Days Supply, again Inpatient Medications has no data that
corresponds to this so we leave it null.
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