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MEL help for History View

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rxscholl

(@rxscholl)

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I'm trying to create a history view that will show the most recent document that came in from the patient portal. The document type is Secure Msg. However, I cannot find any MEL data symbols that will allow me to pull in the list of documents in the patient chart. Is there some way to run an external script (runtextprocess?) from the history view that will allow me to bring in the list of documents in the chart? I can probably figure out how to get what I need once I bring in the list.

Any and all help will be appreciated.

Thank you.

Robin

Posted : March 26, 2014 1:55 pm

gibsonmi

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I have this, you could modify the filters to display what you need. Its only going to display the document type summary and date though, not the whole text of the document.

{!fn DocDisplay(which,type,jobtitle)

{

//which is all or last (since last OV)

//type is comma or list

//jobtitle is yes or no

//mldefs6

local rslt = ""

local tmp

local last = last_signed_obs_date("weight")

local hold = ""

if (last == "") then last = "01/01/1900" endif

for i = 0, i < getrowcount("FilteredDocuments"), i = i + 1 do

tmp = getrow("FilteredDocuments",i,"TypeDesc","Summary","ClinicalDate","JobTitle","PUBTIME","SDID")

hold = Convert_Time(tmp[5])

if durationdays(last,hold)>0 or tolower(which) == "all" then

rslt = rslt + Convert_Time(tmp[3]) + " " + tmp[1] + (if tmp[2] <> "" then ": " + tmp[2] else "" endif) +

(if tolower(jobtitle) == "yes" then " (" + tmp[4] + ")" else "" endif) +

(if tolower(type) == "comma" then "," else hret endif)

endif

endfor

return rslt

}

Posted : March 26, 2014 10:46 pm

rxscholl

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Posts: 20

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Thank you! I'll give this a shot. I'll report back with what I get to work, in case someone else has the same need.

Thanks for your help.

Posted : March 27, 2014 1:32 am

rxscholl

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Posts: 20

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Topic starter

Thanks, Mike. Are you willing to share your Convert_Time function, too? I was able to make your script above work well, except for that.

Thank you very much.

Robin

Posted : March 27, 2014 9:22 am

rxscholl

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Posts: 20

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Thanks, Mike. I was able to get what I needed using the code below, which is based on your code. I am using this in a history view to pull in the list of documents in the patient's chart. I will actually use this to then filter down to get only the documents that I want to display.

{local rslt

local tmp

local tmpsecs

local tmpdays

local tmpdate

rslt = ""

tmp = ""

tmpsecs = ""

tmpdays = ""

tmpdate = ""

for i = 0, i < getrowcount("FilteredDocuments"), i = i + 1 do

tmp = getrow("FilteredDocuments",i,"TypeDesc","Summary","ClinicalDate")

if tmp[3] <> "" then

tmpsecs = truncate(val(tmp[3])/1000000)

tmpdays = truncate((tmpsecs/3600)/24)

tmpdate = ADDDATES("01/01/1960","0","0", str(tmpdays))

else ""

endif

rslt = rslt + tmpdate + " " + tmp[1] + (if tmp[2] <> "" then ": " + tmp[2] else "" endif) + hret

endfor

rslt}

Posted : March 27, 2014 1:30 pm

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