On Sun, 29 Apr 2001 11:19:39 Tim Cook wrote:
>DYK that for the FreePM patient account charge data system to
>work correctly you must first setup a charge table and insurance
>plan as detail in the instructions. Each chargeable item must be
>created with the matching charge_code (CPT in the US) in the
>charge table.
>
>(Maybe the OIO library could setup a distribution area for charge
>object sets as well?)
Sure. Does FreePM import/export charge tables as XML documents?
The OIO Library is basically a metadata repository/indexing server. For objects that
might benefit from a "preview" feature and some kind of version control (like FreePM
templates and OIO forms), it makes sense to import it into the OIO Library. For other
objects like "project" sites, medication lists, etc, it may make more sense to add an
entry in the OIO Library to index the object and provide download/documentation links
so that these resources can be easily found and retrieved. This way, you can keep
updating and adding to the charge table, for example - without needing to import it
into the OIO Library after each update. Both modes of operation are supported.
>It would be great if someone built a complete Master Charge table
>and shared it.
That is exactly the idea. Having a medical records "framework" only provides an
infrastructure on which a medical record system can be built. We need to work on more
templates, forms, charge tables, medication lists, etc.
...
Best regards,
Andrew
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Andrew P. Ho, M.D.
OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes
TxOutcome.Org (hosting OIO Library #1)
Assistant Clinical Professor
Department of Psychiatry, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
University of California, Los Angeles
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