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Multiple Databases for patients?

CPS, C-EMR, PM

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tnc

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Do you guys know if it is possible to have an alternate set of patients in a secondary DB in CPS? We have a situation where we have a separate business with patients who are in the DB twice (once for each business), but are differentiated by location of care. This has worked great until we started using the portal and I guess there is some rule which says you have to match by (LN, FN, DOB, SSN, something else) instead of going by MRN number or patient ID which would always be unique. What I think would solve the problem long term is probably to pay GE for a "doctor divorce" type of service and extract the patients (111,205 of them), put them in a second DB, then configure the clients to access that alternate DB in our other business. The portal problems would be solved because each patient would only be in the DB once

Unless there is an even better idea....

Mike Zavolas

Tallahassee Neurological Clinic

Posted : January 21, 2014 11:54 pm

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You can have as many database as you can for CPS.

and use the same Application WEb server. The only difference will be link when loading the the other database.

IE: http://mycpsserv1:9080/maincps/cps

http://mycpsserv1:9080/2ndcps/cps

i hope this clarify your question.

I currently have the same setup running. In this practice is very simple and straight forward.

Posted : March 19, 2014 3:22 am

tnc

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David B. said:

You can have as many database as you can for CPS.

and use the same Application WEb server. The only difference will be link when loading the the other database.

IE: http://mycpsserv1:9080/maincps/cps

http://mycpsserv1:9080/2ndcps/cps

i hope this clarify your question.

I currently have the same setup running. In this practice is very simple and straight forward.

That looks like exactly what I need to do. Now I would need to be able to get those patients out of the existing DB into the newly created DB

Thanks

Posted : March 19, 2014 5:37 am

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