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Encounter date and times on templated notes

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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Scott Forest

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Hello,

I am trying to add encounter dates and times on to our templated notes. I have tried using DOCUMENT.CLINICALDATE but it only adds the current date and time. I tried adding APPT_PRIOR but it doesn't add the current appointment date. One would think that if the check off for "Associate to existing patient appointment on this clinical date" is checked, DOCUMENT.CLINICALDATE would pull that information. Is there Any way to do that? What is everyone else doing?

Posted : June 30, 2016 10:37 am

scalliance

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Could you provide an example of what you need and how you want it to appear?

Also are you using this in a form?

If so...

If you are trying to add a date and time from an encounter that was today, you could use ._todaysdate or (theoretically) Document.clinicaldate. Seeing that both will return today's date, while document.clinicaldate will also add the time an encounter is used.

If not,

you can't really use document.clinicaldate cause it'll assume you are in an encounter, you'd probably just have to check lastsignedobsdate("") and that'll return the last date the obsterm was updated which would be the same date the last encounter was signed.

If you want to go further back, you'd just have to get a list of all the dates and just iterate through an array.

Posted : July 5, 2016 4:59 am

Scott Forest

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ah, so basically no easy way of doing it... alright. No way to connect it to the date and time entered on the "create document" page?

Posted : July 5, 2016 8:24 am

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