On Mar 31, 2006, at 11:25 AM, Mike Schrom wrote:In the VA hospital, some records opened in CPRS give us a warning about "Sensitive Patient Record" and the warning says something about all access being monitored. I don't have any idea how it's implemented (or whether it's just a scare tactic!). I've
In the VA hospital, some records opened in CPRS give us a warning about
"Sensitive Patient Record" and the warning says something about all
access being monitored. I don't have any idea how it's implemented (or
whether it's just a scare tactic!). I've never seen a warning in "blue
screen" VistA
Usha,
When you run ZWR on Cache, the "Device" prompt is expecting you to provide a
file name for saving the global. There should then be a prompt for "All
Globals?" where you provide the name of the global(s) you wish to copy. This
version of ZWR will blow up if you try to do ALL globals beca
On Mar 31, 2006, at 7:59 AM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:So Auditing also tracks *viewing*? I didn't know that. Kevin Incidentally, in my "dream" version of Fileman there would be no access to the underlying globals at all, so it wouldn't be possible to circumvent VistA security by going to the progra
On Mar 31, 2006, at 7:59 AM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:So Auditing also tracks *viewing*? I didn't know that. Kevin Auditing tracks option use (that is, auditing of options), so if you use, say, Health Summary to view patient data, that could be audited (because it is an option). Gregory Woodhouse[E
On Mar 31, 2006, at 9:16 AM, Marc Krawitz wrote:
Greg - you mentioned that viewing patient data through the menu
options can be audited. What about viewing through CPRS? In either
case, how is this setup?
Thanks,
Marc
I don't know CPRS well enough to say whether or not it has its own
m
Greg - you mentioned that viewing patient data through the menu
options can be audited. What about viewing through CPRS? In either
case, how is this setup?
Thanks,
Marc
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Usha, please go to my server and download the routine and the instructions and
try that.
On Friday 31 March 2006 07:37, Usha wrote:
Re: [Hardhats-members] Converting a .dat file for use in GTMI downloaded
ZWR.rsa from the SourceForge site and imported it into Cache's EHR
namespace. After runnin
So Auditing also tracks *viewing*? I didn't know that.
Kevin
On 3/31/06, Gregory Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On Mar 31, 2006, at 7:42 AM, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:Marc, I have heard this asked before and the answer has been Yes. But I don't know that *viewing* of data can be tracked. Is this truly a requirement of HIPAA EMR's? And if so, I'd like others to show me how to do this. Kevin Certainly, optio
Marc,
I have heard this asked before and the answer has been Yes. But I
don't know that *viewing* of data can be tracked. Is this truly a
requirement of HIPAA EMR's? And if so, I'd like others to show me how
to do this.
Kevin
On 3/31/06, Marc Krawitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On 3/31/06, Bob Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> During development of the national drug file the VA found that the available
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> files. A contract with U.S.P. produced the present VA classification of
> drugs and it continu
Dear Arv;
There are many aspects to what you
ask. There is a learning curve and a commitment to the VistA application
which needs to happen if you are to host your own VistA system. VistA is
not a turn-key operation. It is an application which grows and adapts to
the changing needs o
This is probably a dumb question but I'll ask anyway - is VistA fully
compliant with the HIPAA regulations (security and privacy)?
Specifically, does it support auditing the viewing of patient
information?
Thanks,
Marc
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Hello. I am looking for insights from experienced
Vista/Vista-Office folks. If you were to run an ASP/service
bureau-style operation serving mostly small, independent physician practices,
what options would you consider in the Vista/Vista-Office realm?
Which of these would be most attr
Title: Re: [Hardhats-members] Converting a .dat file for use in GTM
I downloaded ZWR.rsa from the SourceForge site and
imported it into Cache's EHR namespace. After running the command D ^ZWR and
waiting for around an hour, following is displayed
EHR>D ^ZWR
DUMPS GLOBALS IN ZWR FORMAT
Device
Kevin,
Thank you for your encouragement. The secret of any progress that we
(Joseph, Usha & I) may have made is primarily because of the generous
support that you and the other members of the Hardhats team have provided.
That's inspite of being on the other side of the world here in New Delhi,
Ind
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