[MT-L] Attribute needed to default and answer and skip

[Reid, Beverley]

Good morning;

I have a  CDS with a query that defaults the answer based on the answer to a previous query. I need the answer to default and not be able to be changed.

 

My current attribute is DFT=IF{[ANS,”EDMCDIF1”]:0=”Y” “Y”;”N”}  This works but the staff are able to change the answer and this is causing some issues.

 

I have tried using IFE statements but they all seem to fail.

 

Can anyone give me an idea of how to fix this issue?

 

Thanks

Bev

 

Beverley Reid, RN, BScN, MHS

Program Support Partner

Information Systems and e-Health

Peterborough Regional Health Centre

(705) 743-2121 Ext 3226

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[Close, Larry - MHB]

I have this attribute. We capture the initial VS in the ER on one of two CDS. The first time thru it defaults the present date. Any other time thru it defaults the original date.

IFE=IF{@p.ADM.PAT.ccdqr.response["EDM.VS001"]^/D P(R,S,/D^/[ANS%0,"EDM.VS001"]
IFE=|0)^#,"";P(R,S,%Z.date.out(@.today^/[ANS%0,"EDM.VS001"]|0))^#,""}

You can probably adopt the same to do what you want.

 

Larry Close, RN

Meditech Informatics, EDM

Mercy Hospitals of Bakersfield

P 661 632-5863

F 661 632-5198

 

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[Jerry Beals]

Hi Beverly,

 

Something along these lines this should work:

 

DFT=IF{"Y"=[ANS,"EDMCDIF1"]|0;"N"}

FCL1=IF{@.response'=IF{"Y"=[ANS,"EDMCDIF1"]|0;"N"}

FCL1A=@W.err("Response must remain "_IF{"Y"=[ANS,"EDMCDIF1"]|0;"N"}_.)

 

Jerry Beals

Holyoke Medical Center

Holyoke, MA

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