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ALL_AFTER() with No Allergies

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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bhoover

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Hello,

I am working on a text component that pulls the allergy list into the note. Currently this is what we use:

Allergies:
{'{ALL_AFTER()}'}

This works nicely because it will update during the visit if the allergy list is updated. The issue that I am trying to fix is if either no value has been entered into the allergy list or NKA has been entered. In these cases it returns: <no value entered>. This doesn't make sense for NKA because a value has been entered and it is confusing to the person reading it. It appears that it was never addressed.

I did a mel trace and ALL_AFTER() returns "" with no allergies. So I tried the following:

{IF ('{ALL_AFTER()}') == "") THEN "No Known Allergies" ELSE '{ALL_AFTER()}' ENDIF}

I continued to get <no value entered> and the subsequent mel trace didn't help. I remembered that when you indicate NKA it also writes to an obs term. So I also tried this:

{IF (OBSANY("NKA") == "T") THEN "No Known Allergies" ELSE '{ALL_AFTER()}' ENDIF}

This returns "No Know Allergies" as I would expect, but unfortunately it doesn't update if you add an allergy during the visit.

Does anyone have any thoughts?

Thanks,

Brad

Posted : October 12, 2016 1:49 am

lkeith

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We have this code on some letters that pull in the allergies. You could give this a try.

{IF ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" AND OBSANY("NKA")<>"T" AND OBSANY("NKA")<>"FALSE"
THEN "Allergies have not been documented for this patient" ELSE IF
ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" AND OBSANY("NKA")=="" THEN "Allergies have not been
documented for this patient" ELSE IF OBSANY("NKA") == "T" AND
ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" THEN "No Known Allergies" ELSE IF
ALL_AFTER("LIST")<>"" THEN ALL_AFTER ("LIST") + "" ENDIF ENDIF ENDIF
ENDIF}

Posted : October 12, 2016 2:06 am

bhoover

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Thanks for your example. That is an improvement on what we use. What I needed to do to get it to update during the visit it to add the {' on either side of the if statement. So using your code it's like this:

{'{IF ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" AND OBSANY("NKA")<>"T" AND OBSANY("NKA")<>"FALSE"
THEN "Allergies have not been documented for this patient" ELSE IF
ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" AND OBSANY("NKA")=="" THEN "Allergies have not been
documented for this patient" ELSE IF OBSANY("NKA") == "T" AND
ALL_AFTER("LIST")=="" THEN "No Known Allergies" ELSE IF
ALL_AFTER("LIST")<>"" THEN ALL_AFTER ("LIST") + "" ENDIF ENDIF ENDIF
ENDIF}'}

It will update on a form change or hold. Whereas, similar code using MEDS_AFTER() will update as soon as a med is added to the med list. I guess that adding a med triggers an event that adding an allergy does not.

Posted : October 12, 2016 2:48 am

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