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georgea

(@georgea)

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Hi there, I was hoping someone could help me out. I want to have a button that specifies a problem and when the button is clicked automatcially adds the problem to the patients problem list. I am working with some code that looks like this but I it is not working at all. I am using a button/run process

{MEL_ADD_PROBLEMS("", "Abnormal Blood Results", "Abrnormal Blood Results", "", fnGetProblemCodes(), fnGetProblemDescriptions(), "", "", "", "", "")
}

I am sure I am missing a bunch here, please help!

Thanks!

Posted : September 12, 2013 12:49 am

gibsonmi

(@gibsonmi)

Posts: 827

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You have too many arguments, this is the syntax

MEL_ADD_PROBLEM(type, description, code, onset_date, end_date, annotate,
assessment, comment)

For type you probably want "dx of"

The default for onset_date is today

Annotate means a comment on the problem, comment means a comment on the assessment.

You probably just want to leave the last 5 fields as ""

Posted : September 12, 2013 1:31 am

ErnieT

(@erniet)

Posts: 479

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Also, the fnGetProblemsCodes and fnGetProblemDescriptions is used when you are picking a problem from a list and then using it to push an order.

Looks like you would want something more like this:

MEL_ADD_PROBLEM("dx of", "OTHER ABNORMAL BLOOD CHEMISTRY", "ICD-790.6", str(._TODAYSDATE), "", "")

Posted : September 12, 2013 4:29 am

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