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NPR Lookup Reference

NPR select fields that provide a lookup of records to help save you time and trouble when working with NPR Reports.

Client/Server Lookups

The technique to select one, or a list of records from a DPM and detail segment via selection on a field that allows the user to use "lookups" varies from module to module. In some modules, you should use NO index and a selection on URN. In others, you must use an index and a selection on a subscript of the index file. Here is a table with the values to use for several DPMs to save you time and trouble.

DPM Detail Segment Index Field and Comments

ABS.PAT

main

abs.pat.number.x

account.number

ADM.PAT

main

do not use one

urn

BAR.PAT

top

bar.acct.number.x

number

BAR.PAT

top

bar.acct.guar.index

select on guar.id with IG then set up select
as below:

NPR CS Lookups

LAB.L.SPEC

various

do not use one

urn

LAB.B.SPEC

various

do not use one

urn

LAB.M.SPEC

various

do not use one

urn

       

PHA.RX

main

pha.rx.number.x

number

PHA.RX

main

pha.rx.patient.index

PHA.PAT.patient IG
then
patient    EQ
(/[“aa”])
does not work for LI

PHA.RX

main

pha.rx.number.x

urn
Select urn IG and
number  EQ
(c.urn)

NOTE:  Do not write a PHA.RX report with a select on urn.  Your value of c.urn will end up being the “number” field and you will therefore select the RX from a different patient if the urn of an rx matches the “number” of the patient’s RX you selected.  This is an unfortunate result of the ID code attached to the urn field, which returns the value of “number” to c.urn when the ID program runs.

PP.PER

main

pp.employee.name.index

sort.name

PP.PER

main

pp.employee.ss.si.index

ss.number

MAGIC Record Lookups

DPM Detail Segment Index Field and Comments

ABS.PAT

abs.pat

abs.pat.number.x

account.number

ADM.PAT

adm.patient.file

do not use one

urn

BAR.PAT

bar.acct

bar.acct.number.x

number

BAR.PAT

bar.acct

bar.acct.guar.index

select on guar.id with IG then set up select
as below:

NPR MAGIC Lookups
 

BAR.RPT

 

do not use one

list.urn

ID=%Z.id.non.dict.rev.color(^?BRI[TYPE],A,"File#":12L_("Printed
ID=On":21L)_("By":10L),"CD:12L_(%Z.date.out(*BR[CD]|1):9L)_(*BR[CD]|2:12L)_*BR[CD]|3")
ID.ARG=BR
TYPE = GSTMTS, BD XFER, BILLS, CL BILLS, CPU, FORMS, LETTERS(TX) SEL.RPTS or STMTS

LAB.L.SPEC

Various

do not use one

urn

LAB.B.SPEC

various

do not use one

urn

LAB.M.SPEC

various

do not use one

urn

MRI.PAT

mri.patient.file

do not use one

mri.urn  EQ or IG
then medical.record EQ c.mri.urn

PHA.RX

pha.rx.file

pha.rx.number.x

number

PHA.RX

pha.rx.file

pha.rx.patient.index

PHA.PAT.patient IG
then
patient    EQ
(/[“aa”])
does not work for LI

PHA.RX

pha.rx.file

pha.rx.number.x

urn
Select urn IG
and
number  EQ
(c.urn)

NOTE:  Do not write a PHA.RX report with a select on urn.  Your value of c.urn will end up being the “number” field and you will therefore select the RX from a different patient if the urn of an rx matches the “number” of the patient’s RX you selected.  This is an unfortunate result of the ID code attached to the urn field, which returns the value of “number” to c.urn when the ID program runs.

PP.PER

pp.employee.file

pp.employee.name.index

sort.name

PP.PER

pp.employee.file

pp.employee.ss.si.index

ss.number

RADRW.EXAM

radiology.exam.information

do not use one

rad

SCH.APPT

sch.appointment

do not need one

patient      IG and
mri.urn     EQ
/[“ea”]

PC File ID

   

%Z.dos.link.long(1)

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