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Revision as of 16:56, 17 April 2012
Introduction (statement of the problem to solve)
Currently, there is no easy existing way to transport a drug file in VISTA into a new VISTA installation. Previous methods relied on programmers hand crafting a solution for their systems. In addition, the existing drug file in WorldVistA 1.0 was not good enough to be used in an instance and had to be deleted and replaced with a new hand entered one.
This project aims to provide the following:
- An easy way to transport a drug file
- Example drug files as KIDS distributions to use for new installations
- A spreadsheet to compare existing drug files.
Solution
A MUMPS routine was written to work with KIDS to distribute a drug file for installation on new systems. In addition, drug files were extracted and placed into an open office spreadsheet for comparison.
The following files are transported from a source instance to another:
* ^PSDRUG DRUG * ^PS(50.7) PHARMACY ORDERABLE ITEM * ^PS(51.7) DRUG TEXT * ^PS(52.6) IV ADDITIVES * ^PS(52.7) IV SOLUTIONS * ^PS(50.4) DRUG ELECTROLYTES
CPRS (OE/RR) files are then synced with the new files.
Deliverables
Located on the WorldVistA Trac Server
- Comparison Spreadsheet
- Routine VWPSSXPD
- Example Drug File Source IC
- Example Drug File Source W
- README
How to use?
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