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Will MEDITECH Expose Programming Code in 6.x?

March 25th, 2010 · 1 Comment

by Frank Fortner Recent concerns on the L-list had to do with the inability to write custom code, attributes and computed fields within various screens and reports in 6.x.  Now, in MEDITECH’s defense, I feel the need to clarify.  In 6.0, more than half of the applications are still running on the NPR side and [...]

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Tags: FOCUS · MEDITECH

Report Designer Part 5: Regions and Layout (Report Designer speaks for the picture)

March 23rd, 2010 · 2 Comments

by Joe Cocuzzo The Regions Page allows you to activate different regions, and to create count and statistical fields for your trailer regions. Rather than creating a computed field with a VAL and an FNC, you can create a counting field per record (so count at the detail level or at a child segment level [...]

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Tags: FOCUS · MEDITECH · report designer

We Ain’t Afraid of No Mice

March 19th, 2010 · No Comments

by Mike DeVoe I’m surprised at how many times I’ve been asked how scripting FOCUS applications is possible since it is so mouse-driven.  I get this question from seasoned script programmers as well as non-programmers.  I’m sure they’ve conjured up visions of counting pixels to deliver a mouse-click to a particular dot on the screen [...]

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Tags: FOCUS · MEDITECH · scripting

The ForUpdate Mutex

March 17th, 2010 · 1 Comment

by Ed Bishop The ForUpdate mutex defines a mutex record only when the data is updated, thus limiting the amount of time that the record is locked. Examples of ForUpdate mutexes are OM Clinical Data entry, OM Order entry, and PCS Assessment edits. The key difference with a ForUpdate mutex is that the cached data [...]

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Tags: FOCUS · Learning More · MEDITECH

Restricted View May Leave Them Wanting More

March 11th, 2010 · No Comments

by Michelle Schneider I have really been diving into MEDITECH’s 6.0 Clinical Panels.  This is, after all, the latest MEDITECH has to offer for patient chart review and support for clinical decision making.   I find it very frustrating though, because it’s difficult to get a good flow of data evaluation.  In MEDITECH’s demonstrations, the data [...]

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Tags: Clinician's View · Learning More · MEDITECH