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Gender-based Encounter Forms

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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csimmons

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Is there a way to have an Encounter Type, say Medicare Wellness, load gender-specific forms? If I'm in a female patients chart, I'd like to have our Female Preventive Plan Screening Form load (as well as others that may or may not be gender-specific) and if I'm in a male patients chart, I'd like to have the Male Preventive Plan Screening Form load (as well as other forms that are not gender specific)?

Posted : October 18, 2017 9:37 am

Lee

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Create a text component with code similar to what I have below. You then use that text component in the position you would place the original form. You might need to experiment with the position number a bit, depending on which EMR version you are running (there have been periodic issues).

You could create one text component for all your needs using separate cond statements or one for each pair of forms, your pick.

{cond
case PATIENT.SEX == "F" and match(GET_FORM_LIST(),"FEMALE_FORM_NAME_HERE") == 0 ADD_FORM_COMP("Enterprise\FORM_PATH_HERE", "FEMALE_FORM_NAME_HERE", "INSERT POSITION_HERE")
case PATIENT.SEX == "M" and match(GET_FORM_LIST(),"MALE_FORM_NAME_HERE") == 0 ADD_FORM_COMP("Enterprise\FORM_PATH_HERE", "MALE_FORM_NAME_HERE", "INSERT_POSITION_NUMBER_HERE")
else ""
endcond}

Posted : October 18, 2017 10:49 am

csimmons

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Thank you, Lee. I will play around with that a bit. I'm still new to the language and terminology even so it may take a bit for me to decipher and make it applicable to my needs. I'll follow up with results/more questions.

Posted : October 18, 2017 11:00 am

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