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Obtaining a list of patient alerts

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rxscholl

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Hi. I have a form that uses a button to let the user to set a patient alert (pop-up), such as uncontrolled diabetes. However, I would like the button to not show if the alert already exists. We're getting duplicate alerts, because some of the users are adding the same alert repeatedly. Is there a way to pull in a list of the alerts or pop-ups that are attached to a patient's chart?

Thank you for your help.

Posted : September 30, 2013 7:44 am

gibsonmi

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I borrowed some code from another function and made this, I did not test it but it should work or at least be close. Put the function in the white space, and then something like this in a visibility field for you button - CheckFlagSubject("Message Subject here") == ""

It will return "Yes" if the message subject is in the patients chart and the delete date is blank and not display the visibility field.

{fn CheckFlagSubject(var){

local temp = ""
local tsize = GETROWCOUNT("_MELFlags")
local rslt = ""

for i = 0, i < tsize, i = i + 1 do
  temp = GETROW("_MELFlags",i,"Priority","Subject","Message","FlagType","Sent","Due","Deleted_Date")
  if temp[2] == var and temp[7] == "" then
   rslt = "Yes"
  endif
endfor

return rslt
}}

Posted : September 30, 2013 10:35 pm

rxscholl

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Posts: 20

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Thank you. I will give this a try.

And thanks for the help. It is truly appreciated.

Posted : October 2, 2013 4:41 am

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