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Is there an expression that I can attach to a button in VFE to either:
1. Clear all clinical list changes
2. Clear clinical list changes on one obs term?
Thanks,
mike
Posted : June 4, 2015 6:04 am
Can you be more detailed on what obs you want to clear. And is this just the open visit or past signed visits?
Posted : June 4, 2015 7:29 am
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I have a form that I created to enter procedure results. When the user enters the results, I have it so they click a button to record the clinical list changes for that encounter. However, what I'm envisioning is a provider needing to change something after they pressed the button. (if this makes sense at all)
If they make a change, they get duplicates of everything. See example below:
I fill out the form and the following Clinical List Changes are presented:
In Document [236] - 06/04/2015 - Office Visit
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OBSERVATIONS:
Added new observation of COLONNXTDUE: 06/03/2016 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of COLONOSCPCOM: test 123 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of POLYPNUMCOLN: 12 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of POLYPS: 12 none (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of COLONOSCOPY: Hyperplastic (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of GASTROENT MD: Moore (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of LST COLON DT: 06/03/2015 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Then I go back and change the observation term GASTROENT MD to another provider. This is what happens:
In Document [236] - 06/04/2015 - Office Visit
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OBSERVATIONS:
Added new observation of GASTROENT MD: Brown (06/03/2015 13:53)
Added new observation of COLONOSCOPY: Hyperplastic (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of GASTROENT MD: Greene (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of POLYPNUMCOLN: 12 (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of POLYPS: 12 none (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of COLONOSCPCOM: test 123 (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of COLONNXTDUE: 06/03/2016 (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of LST COLON DT: 06/03/2015 (06/03/2015 13:52)
Added new observation of COLONNXTDUE: 06/03/2016 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of COLONOSCPCOM: test 123 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of POLYPNUMCOLN: 12 (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of POLYPS: 12 none (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of COLONOSCOPY: Hyperplastic (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of GASTROENT MD: Smith (06/03/2015 13:51)
Added new observation of LST COLON DT: 06/03/2015 (06/03/2015 13:51)
It appears as if everything duplicates. And then it files duplicate clinical list changes.
Posted : June 4, 2015 7:55 am
Topic starter
I didn't answer your question at all... My apologies. I would like to clear all obs terms for the current open visit.
Posted : June 4, 2015 8:17 am
so it sounds like you have a form with each one of the obs listed and the provider can enter into the field and click a "Apply" to save the changes to the flowsheet.
If this is true then you can use a edit field for each, setting it to "new observation" then any entry will be saved and any change would over write the previous entry. No need for a "Apply" button.
Now I may be way off base so let me know.
Cecil
Posted : June 4, 2015 8:37 am
Topic starter
That makes complete sense now. Thank you.
The only problem I am left with is how to get all observations to file clinical list changes under a specific date.
I have OBSNOW("COLONOSCOPY"), DOCUMENT.COMPONENT, DOCUMENT.DATE_OF_LAST but that is what is making everything duplicate, I believe. (as show above)
Posted : June 4, 2015 9:03 am
When we add the date in to the equation it definitely gets more complicated. Then anytime the value is change it creates a new entry.
I believe this to be because it is no longer treated as obsnow but obsprev. And from what I understand is it can only be modified from the flowsheet.
Sorry I couldn't help further, and maybe someone else has more insight.
Cecil
Posted : June 4, 2015 10:52 am
