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rcarpenter

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I'm trying to get a list similar to ORDER_LIST_CHANGES but with more data. ORDERS_NEW doesn't include orders that were completed upon signing so I know I have to use ORDERS_ALL, but how do I single out just those orders from this update?

The end result should look something like this:

AFP Non-Maternal - CPT- 82105
    Diagnosis: ACUTE MAXILLARY SINUSITIS (ICD-461.0)
    Authorized by: Rachael Carpenter
ePrescribing-G8553 - CPT-G8553
    Diagnosis: ACUTE MAXILLARY SINUSITIS (ICD-461.0)
    Authorized by: Rachael Carpenter

I thought about filtering on start date, but that won't work if a provider enters a future order or if there is more than one update today.

I wrote a match comparing the code with ORDER_LIST_CHANGES, but if that code has been used on this chart before (E&M codes for example) then it lists all historical instances of the code.

Anyone have a workaround for this? Here's what I have with the match() that's not quite working for me:

{fn fnListOrders(strOrders){

local strList = getfield(strOrders, "|", "")

local strBuf

local strFormattedList = ""

for i = 1, i <= size(strList), i = i + 1 do

strList[i] = getfield(strList[i], "^", "")

if (match(ORDER_LIST_CHANGES(),strList[i][3])>0) then

strBuf = strList[i][1] + " - " + strList[i][3] + HRET + " Diagnosis: " + strList[i][6] + " (" + strList[i][7] + ")" + HRET + " Authorized by: " + strList[i][21]

strFormattedList = CFMT(strFormattedList,"","","",HRET) + strBuf

else strFormattedList = strFormattedList endif

endfor

return strFormattedList}}

Posted : November 12, 2012 2:15 am

gibsonmi

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Posts: 827

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you could write a durationdays() statement to capture orders from today and and in the future, but you will probably still have the issue with orders from another update. I bet the only really clean way to do this is using meldefs

Posted : November 13, 2012 10:55 pm

kwolfe

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Posts: 63

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I thought about this a while ago but haven't tried yet. Instead of using the date, my idea was to watch ORDERS_NEW to store the order number prefix when an order is added and then later use that to filter ORDERS_ALL (such as '1234-' from '1234-987'). That might work if the orders always have the same prefix and adding an order always triggers ORDERS_NEW even if its signed right away (I would imagine so but I never checked).

Posted : November 14, 2012 5:07 am

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