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We have found an issue with our Clinical Decision Support (CDS)s. If a diabetic patient comes in (that meets the requirements of the CDS) and had a lipid test within the last week, they are still being prompted for a lipid test. The lipid test that was performed was not the same as the one we have listed in our CDS. Has anyone found a way around this? Here is how we have it configured currently
ccc_Adult_TMS_Exec("^ICD-250,ICD10-E10,ICD10-E11^^^^^216-1000;SMH-CVHC LAB^T^HGB A1C^HGB A1C^HGBA1C^90;SMH-CVHC LAB^T^LIPID PNL (COR RISK)^LIPID PNL (COR RISK)^LIPID PNL (COR RISK)^>100~90^70-100~180^<70~365;SMH-CVHC LAB^T^CREATININE^CREATININE^CREATININE^365;SMH-CVHC LAB^T^MICROALB UA^MICROALB UA^MICROALB UA^365;SMH-CVHC LAB^T^TSH^TSH^TSH^365;Diagnostic Tests^T^Dilated Retinal Exam^Dilated Retinal Exam^Diab Eye Ex^365;Immunizations^S^Pneumococcal (Adult)^Pneumovax^Pneumovax^2190;Immunizations^S^Influenza (3 yrs+)^Flu Shot^Flu Vax^365;CPOE-CDS-References7.txt")
We are also trying to set up our Colonoscopy CDS to be meaningful for our Drs. We currently order all of our colonoscopies as a referral rather than a diagnostic test. Has anyone else ran into an issue with this also?
Posted : October 30, 2015 9:29 am
I am just starting to work on this form. I am wondering where you found the form on the system and did you make a back up of it first? I found that I can use the text editor to make changes but I am worried about a back up copy.
thanks!
Posted : October 30, 2015 10:40 am
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I found the form in the c:program files (x86)\Centricity Practice Solutions\Client\CCC\CCCQE-User-Edit-PSIA-Adult. Yes I always make a backup of any ccc form I am working on. I also tend to put the section I am working on in it's own notepad document. That way I don't accidentally edit something.
Posted : October 30, 2015 11:21 am
I looked at that form but apparently not close enough. I am looking at it soon and if I figure out anything I can help you with on your question I will let you know. Thanks for your help!!
Posted : October 30, 2015 11:25 am
