My suggestion would be to move your report to NUR.PC.WORK

 

Both statements here address the same QUERY

 

[EMAIL PROTECTED]"NURWKLIS1"]

 

[EMAIL PROTECTED]@patient,@int.base,@int.urn,@td.act.date,td.act.time,@td.
act.ctr,"NURWKLIS1
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@patient,@int.base,@int.urn,@td.act.date,td.act
.time,@td.act.ctr,%22NURWKLIS1> "]

 

 

The huge difference is that the first statement will return the last
entry to that query if not blank.

The second statement will return the entry specific to the other
conditions of which date and time are of importance to you. Since you
are going to query based on time, any blank will return as blank. 

 

I have attached a small report containing all the vital elements
required for a report in this DPM, to provide an example for you.

 

The following selects in the report are important. You may want to just
leave them as they are.

xx.undone                      EQ                    1

xx.ck                             EQ                    1

td.act.ctr                       EQ                    @Last(td.act.ctr)

 

xx.ck references a code snippet which resides in a macro, that macro
provides the pointer to the previously entered data if a cancelled entry
is found. 

xx.undone filters out cancelled entries.

I do not recall the exact purpose of the @Last(td.act.ctr) selection
filter. I think it had something to do with limiting the number of
records to the last record occurring during the date and time period
requested.

 

Gord

 

Gordon Dowling
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
Applications Analyst
Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance
Stratford, ON  N5A 2Y6

 

(519)272-8210  ext2268

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Subject: [MEDITECH-L] NPR HELP

 

I'm looking for some words of wisdom in a NPR report in ADM.PAT that
prints  a nurse handoff report.  I have several fields that are
ccdqr.response values.  The problem comes when this query has been
answered on dayshift and then on afternoon shift, the IV or NG, or
whatever it is has been dc'd.  When afternoon shift documents, they
leave the query blank because it does not apply.  The problem then
becomes the answer still shows on the report but it no longer applies.
Is there any way to tell the report/field that is the query was left
blank, that is a response?  Here is what I use in the field:

DAT=FREE
LEN=10
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I realize this pulls the last documented response, but when documeting
by exception, this causes the problem listed above.  Any help would be
appreciated.  Thanks,

Karen Hunter
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