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jessicaw

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We are a multi-specialty clinic and one of the specialties is asking for a customized header. The only way I can find to customize headers is by Location of Care. Is there any way to customize headers by specialty? I would not want to create a separate Location of Care for each specialty as we already have multiple locations of care.

Our Ortho specialty had requested a custom header after I created a form for them to create work excuse letters. The form works great and is set up within an encounter with the document type "Letter". However when we print that Letter encounter there is no header. I have tried to build the header into the form but run in to problems with programming due to the commas in the address field. Thought I could set it to pull in a Text component based on what options were selected in the form. That kind of works.....only problem is that it populates a header each time one of those options is selected. So if a user makes the wrong selection initially and then chooses another there will be 2 headers in the Text of the document.

Any suggestions on how I can customize a header for each specialty or how I can at least get it to work within the form I have built?

Posted : January 23, 2017 6:57 am

joeg1962

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Since GE Logician "Header" section can accept symbols, it seems possible that MEL programming could be added to the Header.

Not sure where you are storing the Specialty, but have you tried writing MEL code to print the specialty onto the header? If that works, then a matter of a little more programming to control what prints based on the specialty.

Posted : January 23, 2017 7:53 am

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