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In the user table, the IS_EP field

MU, CQR, PQRS, etc.

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joeg1962

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In the user table (USERINFO in emr 9.8), thre is supposed to be a field for IS_EP to denote who is a MU provider. However, when I was just trying to write a report to determine the number of upcoming appts for each of my providers, I could not see this field available to me in Crystal Reports.

So, have anyone written a report, or accessed that newer field?

Thanks.

Posted : November 13, 2015 9:04 am

bruins1986

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Hi Joe,

The USRINFO is actually a view - the table name you are looking for is USR - I run tons of reports off of this table and that field (chiefly our MU reports). To access it in crystal (assuming you use the generic "report" user), run this command on the DB you report off of (we report off our failover):

Grant all on USR to report;

commit;

Then you should see it in crystal.

Thanks

Mike

Posted : November 13, 2015 9:27 am

joeg1962

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So, Mike, running that at the DB level will allow me to see the USR table - and thus a few extra fields (including that MU switch)?

Thanks.

Posted : November 13, 2015 9:40 am

bruins1986

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Hi Joe,

I know we're emailing about this but in case others are following along - yes that will grant you access to the new table in crystal (as long as you use the "report" user for crystal reports). If not replace "report" with the name of your reporting user.

Thanks

Mike

Posted : November 13, 2015 9:59 am

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