Kevin,
You've talked about sample filer programs? what
exactly are they and how could i get to them and which
are related to surgical reports?
I feel that the missing link is the transcriptionist.
i wonder how he writes in the dictation.
So basically it comesdown to how is the transcription
entere
RBRVS - The politics
This series is personal recollection. A few details may be a little off the
mark - though not enough to undermine the message.
Before the discussion of politics it is only fair to make a brief assessment
of the system. The resource based relative scale (RBRVS) has gotten a lo
When i, as the author(^ZU) of the report, try to sign
the document, it states that the "Elecrtonic signature
not yet enabled." But i have created the entry for the
electronic signature in the new person file.
How does one enable the Electronic signature?
Wonder why the elecrtonic signature need n
Today (2/7/05) HHS Secretary Mike Leavett discussed the proposed FY 2006
Federal budget.
Included in his press conference (www.hhs.gov/news/speech/2005/050207.html) was
the following regarding funding for Health information technology:
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Health
Kevin
I followed the steps you have given, that leads to
another question. When we click on the new note
button, it presumes that its a progress report and
hence you can only type in certain types of notes
(ADDICTION , ADVANCE
DIRECTIVE, ASSESSMENT ...).
But the operation report ??? Does this mea
This has all become so formal.
Smells like money is in the air
Kevin
--- Michael Ginsburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Attached is a copy of an RFI that IFMC just issued.
> Feel free to
> redistribute to any organizations that might be
> interested.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Mike Ginsburg
> Pro
Title: ICD9 Updates
Last year the ICD9 update (patch) was not released by October 1. Last year we updated an old ICD9 file we have been using. We want to switch to the new format for the ICD9 file but if we can not get the updates on time we will not be able to bill. There has been a grace per
As far as VistA integration goes with the Java environment, I suggest
focusing on integration first through EDI (HL7) and second through a
custom interface such as the VistA RPC triggers. Ideally, you won't
have to change VistA at all to get your new application to integrate
with VistA. And,
Peter --
Chris' suggestion to use OpenVistA VivA 0.4 is also a good one. You can
download and burn an ISO image, and simply boot it to run OpenVistA and
you can also install Linux, GT.M and OpenVistA on your hard drive from
it. The Linux is a little dated (early 2004 vintage), but it is a
Debian
Peter --
In order to run, GT.M minimally needs the following environment
variables set in the shell:
- $gtm_dist to point to the directory where GT.M is installed
- $gtmroutines to define a search path for routines
- $gtmgbldir to point to a global directory file
Details are in the Admin & Op
Lord help you who sign up to do this! Training vendors with no experience to
install and maintain VistA will give you plenty to chew on.
Dr. Walters, better get Digital Press to publish another run of your book for
starters. Amazon was getting a little short on them last time I checked.
(Of
Joseph wrote:
> From what I understand MyHealth-e-Vet employs a 3 tier
>architecture.with Oracle storing the patient's data extracted from
>VistA. It is not a real time link for updatesit is done by a batch
>process.
I don't think it is quite as bad as a batch process. I looked at it when
You may want to try putting the aliases in your .bashrc file.
Steven B. Tomlinson
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Pacific Telehealth and Technology Hui
www.PacificHui.org
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> Behalf Of Peter
> Charbonnier
> Sent: Sunday, Febru
http://www.ihealthbeat.org/index.cfm?Action=dspItem&itemID=108884
However, what they plan sounds like a pipe dream to me. Not enough bucks to
do the job they want to do.
--
Nancy Anthracite
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Could the problem be that you are admitting the patient instead of registering
him/her?
On Monday 07 February 2005 12:24 pm, James Gray wrote:
> Yep. Thanks, but I still need to figure out how to fix the disposition. I
> tried the two disposition options on the menu and did not find the right
Thurman, this billing issue is such a thorn in the side of VistA users that I
certainly hope you will continue this thread ONLINE and that others will
contribute to it. I think it is a major cause for the non-adoption of VistA
and something important for the VistA-Office adopters to consider.
Remember: MyHealtheVet is not the same thing as HealtheVet.
--- Joseph Dal Molin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> From what I understand MyHealth-e-Vet employs a 3 tier
> architecture.with Oracle storing the patient's data extracted
> from
> VistA. It is not a real time link for updatesit
Yep. Thanks, but I still need to figure out how to fix the disposition. I
tried the two disposition options on the menu and did not find the right
way.
Jim Gray
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To:
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2005 5:02 PM
Subject: Re
From what I understand MyHealth-e-Vet employs a 3 tier
architecture.with Oracle storing the patient's data extracted from
VistA. It is not a real time link for updatesit is done by a batch
process. I agree with Nancy that it would be best and perhaps easier to
replace it. I should add t
Medical Errors and Technology
As mentioned in last week's AMIA Medical Informatics News Bytes, past AMIA
Board member and fellow of AMIA's College of Informatics, Bill Hersh was
among the panelists on Friday's NPR discussion of Electronic Health Records
"Medical Errors and Technology".
You ma
Nick,
I just checked about transcriptionists typing directly
into CPRS, and yes they can
1. I had to add OR CPRS GUI.. as a secondary menu
option.
2. In CPRS, when creating the note (i.e. "New Note"),
it will ask for a location and time for the note. At
the bottom of that dialog, there is a dro
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