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Losing observation mappings

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mthompso

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We have an issue where our lab seems to frequently change the information they return with lab results so that mappings are lost. For example, recently "Hepatitis C antibody" and Rh "antibody screen" results are no longer mapping properly. These were working properly previously and then just disappeared. Often it takes a little while before this is noticed.

Is there any way to report on when data is not getting mapped properly through LinkLogic?

How are other sites "catching" these errors?

Is there a way to "find" patients where the data didn't map properly after the fact?

Posted : March 4, 2019 2:36 pm

DavidShower

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Here is a SQL query for Oracle to look for the 1072 messages that relate to unmapped obs terms that occur in the LinkLogic log:

select t.description, e.message from ml.l3eventlog e, ml.l3taskrecur t where e.taskrecur = t.recurid and msgcode = 1072 order by t.description, e.occurat desc

A 1072 message looks something like this:
Lab Import: No matching observation heading found (Eval database).
(02/26/2019 5:52 PM - Observation: BP SYSTOLIC, Patient: Scott Davenport)

Posted : March 7, 2019 1:06 pm

mthompso

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Thank you!

Posted : March 10, 2019 11:51 am

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