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I'm wondering if anyone has created pop-ups regarding protocols in which a physician could click once to generate an order? We're looking to streamline the process in order to make it more efficient for the providers.
Posted : March 23, 2014 11:10 pm
Were you ever able to find a way to do this?
Posted : September 27, 2014 11:21 am
We use a text component built into our document templates that pops up and asks if we want to place an order when a patient has had only one test of a two-test study we're working on, I wonder if you couldn't do some tweaking to fit your needs? (Full disclosure, the forms genius at our fantastic VAR built this, so I won't be able to answer any questions about it...)
{fn matchOrder(cptMatch, newCPT, message, type, category, description)
{local ords = getfield(orders_all("delimited"), "|", "")
local tempO = ""
local ordSize = size(ords)
local oCount = 1
local oMatch = ""
local newMatch = ""
while oCount <= ordSize
do
tempO = getfield(ords[oCount], "^", "")
oMatch = if match(tempO[3], cptMatch) > 0 then "x" else oMatch endif
newMatch = if match(tempO[3], newCPT) > 0 then "x" else newMatch endif
oCount = oCount + 1
endwhile
if oMatch <> "" and newMatch == "" then
if useryesno(message)="Yes" then
MEL_ADD_ORDER(type,category,description,"","","","","","","","")
else "" endif
else "" endif
return ""}}
{matchOrder("CPT-ProoveRisk", "CPT-ProoveMeta", "Patient has completed Proove Narcotic Risk testing, do you want to order Proove Drug Metabolism?", "T", "Proove Genetic Testing", "Proove Drug Metabolism")}
Posted : September 30, 2014 10:12 am
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Thank you Tessa! I'll look at this and let you know.
Thanks again for the reply.
Posted : September 30, 2014 10:52 am
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Hi Again Tessa. My staff would like to know if you can send the .DLG file that accompanies this?
Thanks,
Posted : October 1, 2014 11:48 pm
Since it's just a text component, there's no .dlg. You just copy the text and create a new component, a lot like creating a new quicktext.
Posted : October 3, 2014 4:29 am
