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Entering OBS TERM with date in a VFE

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Rebecca B.

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Good Afternoon,

Can I develop a form with that allows for corresponding obsterms with their result date?

I want to incorporate this for a wellness form.

In a perfect world I can have a edit field for Pap Smear result and date that will push to the flowsheet.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you,

Rebecca B.

Posted : September 18, 2014 4:17 am

blackmanb

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Take a look at using these MEL functions

LASTOBSVALUEDATE("some obsterm")

will show you the most recent value and date for an obsterm (even unsigned).

For example, value and date for the obsterm entered during an encounter:

{ LASTOBSVALUEDATE("WEIGHT") }

returns

288 (09/18/2014 3:31 PM)

Note - this will not push to the Flowsheet until the encounter is SIGNED.

But - if you include the flowsheet on the FORM, you can view the values immediately in the form Flowsheet. So if you add a new Tab as the last page on the Form, with the Flowsheet on it, this may solve your issue.

LAST_SIGNED_OBS_VALUEDATE("some obsterm")

will only show the most recently SIGNED value and date for the obsterm

{ LAST_SIGNED_OBS_VALUEDATE("WEIGHT") }

returns

312 (05/24/2014 7:21 PM)

regards,

Beverly

Posted : September 18, 2014 8:34 am

joeg1962

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I think that I posted this form before, but to help in entering historical data created this entry tool. The person will enter the value and a date, and then press the corresponding ENTER button.

Feel free to use this form; or at least it may help you understand how to push results into the flowsheet.

Posted : September 18, 2014 9:50 pm

Rebecca B.

(@rebeccabert)

Posts: 130

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Thank you both for the replies. Solved two of my issues.

Rebecca

Posted : September 18, 2014 10:53 pm

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