by administrator on August 31, 2011, at 9:37 am
by Joe Cocuzzo, Vice President – NPR Services
NPR Tip: Date/Time Stamp with Seconds (Client/Server or MAGIC)
Recently, a vendor receiving two exports of billing data from a MEDITECH system requested a time stamp be included so that if data from the same account appeared in both files, they could pick the more . . . → Read More: NPR Report Writing Tips: August 2011
by administrator on August 9, 2011, at 11:03 am
by Joe Cocuzzo, Vice President – NPR Services
NPR Tip: Finding records with empty fields (Client/Server or MAGIC)
If you need to write an NPR report and find all records with no value (nil) in a field, you can often write a simple selection EQ nil. For example if you want to find . . . → Read More: NPR Report Writing Tips: July 2011
by administrator on June 30, 2011, at 1:05 pm
All MUSE handouts from Iatric Systems Ed Session & Workshops are now available on the web site.
Ed Session – Interoperability — Are You Ready? Ken Hoffman, Instructor (zip) Ed Session – Mobile Madness – Steve Walker, Instructor (PDF) Ed Session – NPR Tips and Tricks – Fun with Printers, Files and Executables – . . . → Read More: MUSE Handouts
by administrator on June 24, 2011, at 12:37 pm
by Joe Cocuzzo, Vice President – NPR Services
Formatting Phone Numbers (MAGIC or Client/Server)
In data export, you often get a specification that looks like this:
Field Length Patient’s home phone 15 Patient’s Street 30
Often, the party receiving the data has a very specific required format for a telephone number, which they don’t . . . → Read More: NPR Report Writing Tips: June 2011
by administrator on April 26, 2011, at 9:51 pm
by Joe Cocuzzo, Vice President – NPR Services
Avoiding Fragments (MAGIC this time. . . )
Last month we showed how to cross applications without using fragments in a Client/Server (C/S ) NPR report. This month it is MAGIC’s turn.
The “official” technique for crossing applications in an NPR report is to write another . . . → Read More: NPR Report Writing Tips
by administrator on March 17, 2011, at 12:31 pm
by Joe Cocuzzo, Iatric Systems Vice President – NPR Services
Avoiding Fragments (Client/Server Only) The “official” technique for crossing applications in an NPR report is to write another report as a fragment and call it via a utility program %Z.rw.fragment. The fragment then takes over and prints or puts some data in /R.FRAG.VAL that you . . . → Read More: NPR Report Writing Tips
by administrator on March 7, 2011, at 11:56 am
301 – Protecting Patient Privacy in an Ever Changing Environment Presenter: James Lawson Organization: Iatric Systems, Inc.
302– MEDITECH 6.X Contracting – Legal Insight and Advice Presenter: William F. O’Toole, Jr. Organization: O’Toole Law Group
303 – NPR Tips and Tricks – Fun with Printers, Files and Executables Presenter: Joe Cocuzzo Organization: Iatric System
. . . → Read More: 2011 International MUSE: Educational Presentations
by administrator on February 9, 2011, at 2:16 pm
%Z.day.from.date(@.today) = DOW 1-7
%Z.date.add(DATE,0-N) will subtract N days from any date and give you the date.
Combine these in a start macro to put your date range into /FROM and /THRU and then use those in your selections.
If “a whole week from two weeks ago” means back up to the current week’s . . . → Read More: Meditech-L: Need Help with NPR Report Calculate date to select by
by administrator on January 27, 2011, at 11:18 am
by Joe Cocuzzo, Iatric Systems Vice President of NPR Services
Type-Ahead lookup (MAGIC Only)
It is possible to create a lookup field on an NPR report that exploits a “type-ahead” Z program available in MEDITECH MAGIC. The program works in both the 3.x and 4.x versions of the MEDITECH Remote Workstation. You get <OK> . . . → Read More: January 2011 NPR Report Writing Tips
by administrator on January 5, 2011, at 8:48 am
From Joe Cocuzzo, Iatric Systems VP of NPR Services: If you just have to do your output in the picture, do the following:
Add footnotes:
SFF NO EFF NO PFF NO (if you are C/S) FD 124
Add a DAT=INT to every field (standard or computed)
Go to http://mtusers.net for more.
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