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Removing Coded Text from Multiple Line Edit field

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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miburke

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I was wondering if there is a way to delete coded text from a multi-line edit field? I have 4 procedure forms that have two multi-line edit fields and the coded text will appear when the fields are blank.
Does any one know if that text could be removed if the provider accidentally selected that form my mistake?
I tried a Clear button but it will only remove any additional text that is entered in the box not the coded and I can't suppress the form because the providers need to see what the text is saying.
The only way that I can remove it is if I delete the form from the left column in the update if it was selected my mistake.
If anyone has any ideas on how to remove the coded text that would be helpful.
Thanks
Mike

{
!IF DOCUMENT.COF_LE_TESTING=="" /*AND (DOCUMENT.AGREED_TO_TH"" OR DOCUMENT.USING_LOCAL_"" OR DOCUMENT.COF_3"" OR DOCUMENT.COF_4"" OR DOCUMENT.AND"")*/ THEN DOCUMENT.COF_LE_TESTING="Management alternatives were discussed with the patient including surgical and non-surgical options. Risks and benefits of the proposed procedure were discussed with the patient. The risks include, but are not limited to loss of reduction, need for surgery, neurovascular injury, development of pain and compartment syndrome. Understanding this, the patient has agreed to the closed reduction procedure. "
ELSE
ENDIF
}

{
!IF DOCUMENT.TEST_1=="" /* AND (DOCUMENT.AGREED_TO_TH"" OR DOCUMENT.USING_LOCAL_"" OR DOCUMENT.COF_3"" OR DOCUMENT.COF_4"" OR DOCUMENT.AND"")*/ THEN DOCUMENT.TEST_1="Post-reduction x-rays were obtained and showed adequate reduction of the fracture. The patient was instructed to ice and elevate the immobilized extremity. Ice should be applied 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off throughout the day for 72 hours. The patient was instructed to keep the cast or splint clean and dry and told not to slide hangers or other implements into the cast or splint. The extremity should remain elevated above the level of the heart. The patient was instructed to keep the leg elevated throughout the day and night. Signs and symptoms of compartment syndrome were discussed with the patient. Pallor; paresthesias; or pain at the site of injury, as well as with passive stretch and pulselessness were discussed. If any of these findings develop the patient will alert us immediately so that an evaluation of the extremity can be performed, and appropriate measures, which may include bivalving the cast or cast removal, if applied, may be undertaken."

else

endif

}

Posted : June 24, 2016 4:46 am

bhoover

(@bhoover)

Posts: 360

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My thought would be to not have the text load into the field on load -- as I'm thinking it is doing given your description. Have the text populate if they click a button. It is an extra click but will save you the headache you describe.

Posted : June 24, 2016 9:12 am

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