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akoen

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I have a physician for whom I am trying to change the text translation of his notes. He has numerous statements that he wants to say he/she based on the patient's gender. For example, he has a radio button for "Able to care for feet - Yes or No". He would like the translation for this radio button to say He/She is unable to care for feet. What is the best way to do this?

Thank you for your assistance

Amanda Koenig

Oregon Orthopedic

[email protected]

Posted : November 1, 2013 1:58 am

gibsonmi

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{fn fnbygender(male,female,none){
if (PATIENT.SEX == "M") then
  return male
else if (PATIENT.SEX == "F") then
  return female
else
  return none
endif endif

}}

In the note -

fnbygender("He ","She ","The patient ") + "is unable to care for feet."

Posted : November 1, 2013 2:12 am

akoen

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Thank you for your assistance. When trying the function above, I get this:

"Patient presents for todays appointment

with spouse. There has not been a history of trauma.

The problem came on suddenly. Prior to coming here, they have consulted with an ER/Urgent care center seeking help and a diagnosis.

{"fnbygender("He ","She ","The patient ") + "is unable to care for feet."" <-COMPILER ERROR NEARBY: Expect IDENTIFIER NAME. Instead had STRING after DOT"

Any ideas?

Posted : November 1, 2013 2:20 am

gibsonmi

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Dont put quotes around the call -

{fnbygender("He ","She ","The patient ") + "is unable to care for feet."}

Posted : November 1, 2013 2:23 am

akoen

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Thanks that worked; however, now I am getting the verbiage below no matter if I select "Yes patient can care for feet" or "No, patient unable to care for feet". Can this be modified to change answers depeninf on the radio button selected?

Posted : November 1, 2013 2:53 am

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