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ljburnham

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Hi
I have an action button that is set to RUNPROCESS to open a website. I also want it to produce a data display when the button is clicked. I know it's possible to have an action button do multiple things with MEL, but I can't figure out how to do this was a RUNPROCESS.
Thanks
Laurie

Posted : July 31, 2015 9:10 am

jfitzmd

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Use Run Process. For example,

{ userok("button clicked") }

or more typically

{ functioncall() }

Posted : July 31, 2015 9:50 am

acardenas

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Is your data display tied to an obsterm?

Posted : July 31, 2015 9:53 am

joeg1962

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Hi Laurie,

I often have a button for a 'RUNPROCESS' defined like:

{PRINTHANDOUT("Handouts\NEMC\GM Internal medicine\GM Patient Education\Seasonal Allergies")}
{OBSNOW("COUNHLTHBHVR","Printed handout: Seasonal Allergies")}

Printing a handout, and also populating an OBS term indicating that the handout was given to the patient.

For your question, after doing these two steps (that 2nd step may be to a document variable), you will need another place with the data display AND have that tied to a visibility region checking to see if the OBS was just set or if the local document variable was just set.

Does that make sense?

Joe

Posted : August 3, 2015 2:25 am

ljburnham

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acardenas

Yes I tied the data display to an OBS term. I really only need to produce the text “NHPDM Assessed by (Provider Name) .... August 4, 2015 8:18 AM”. in the note when the Provider clicks the action button that opens the website.
Thanks
Laurie

Posted : August 4, 2015 7:22 am

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