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mikeseale

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I've been wondering what these tables were for in the database. The documentation for the MIKPatientVisit table states the following: Subset of the PatientVisit table containing data from another system that can be added to the Patient Visit table.

Which makes me think, that all the entries under these tables aren't actually in CPS yet and need to be pushed from this table to the regular tables. Does anyone have some insight on this?

Posted : July 13, 2012 2:23 am

mj2718

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One of the tables stores all the MIK mapping data which maps external identifiers to Centricity identifiers. Another table stores MIK destination info. That's all that I have used.

Posted : July 17, 2012 2:12 am

dmontgomery

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You are correct, my understanding is that entries in the MIK tables can be for charges/visits that are waiting to be imported within Centricity.

This assumes that you are using an interface of some sort with the MIK. If you are on CPS there is a chance that you don't use the MIK for anything.

There are other MIK tables that handle the mapping of various items (PatientID, Guarantor, etc...)

Posted : September 25, 2012 12:37 am

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