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We are on CPS12.0 SP11 and I was wondering if anyone has any MEL code that retrieves data from the CHC Registration from Visualutions? Recently, Visualutions released a new version of the CHC Registration that has the proper terminology for the SOGI data (Sexual Orientation Gender Identity). We want to be able to display this data either in the Patient Banner, inside a custom form, or maybe even both. Any help will be much appreciated.
Posted : August 29, 2016 9:16 am
I would be delighted to help you. I would need the data structure of the CHC Registration information. If the information is stored in the Centricity database, it can be retrieved.
Posted : August 29, 2016 9:24 am
It is not available through standard MEL. We have the same issue and are working with Visualutions to have a procedure 'copy' information from the CHC tab to observation terms within the EHR that could then be pulled into a form, the banner, letters, etc. Currently, this is not standard in the Visualutions product but requires a quote from them to do this additional work.
Posted : August 29, 2016 9:49 am
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The data is stored in the CentricityPS database in a custom Table call cusCRIInterview. The fields are "GenderPreferenceMID", "SexualOrientationMID", and "PronounPreferenceMID". If the patient has this data defined, then these fields contain numerical values that tie into another Table, cusCRIMedLists.
Gender Preference:
1422 = Choose not to disclose
1423 = Female
1425 = Male
1426 = Other
1427 = Transgender Female/ Male-to-Female
1428 = Transgender Male/ Female-to-Male
Sexual Orientation:
1429 = Bisexual
1430 = Choose not to disclose
1431 = Straight (not lesbian or gay)
1432 = Lesbian or gay
1433 = Something else
1434 = Do not know
Pronoun Preference:
3769 = He
3770 = She
Posted : August 31, 2016 9:56 am
If I'm reading the thread correctly, another way to ask the question is: what is the data symbol for the new categories of the visualutions CHC registration? I have actually called Visualutions (now about 4 months ago) to ask this question. I could not get a satisfying answer, but maybe one of you knows more. Please respond if you do. Thanks.
Posted : September 13, 2016 8:39 am
