VistA-WorldVistAEHR/r/OUTPATIENT_PHARMACY-PSO-APS.../PSOTPCLW.m

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PSOTPCLW ;BIRM/PDW-ROUTINE FOR STORE & PRINT LETTERS
;;7.0;OUTPATIENT PHARMACY;**145**;DEC 1997
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LOADTMP ;Load letter text into ^TMP($J,"TPCLW","Px")
;This builds the patient letter for TIME NEW ROMAN 12 POINT (NOT 12 PITCH)
K ^TMP($J,"TPCLW"),INDENT
S $P(INDENT," ",5)=""
F LN=1:1 S XX=$T(MMLETTER+LN) Q:XX["*****" S XX=$P(XX,";;",2),^TMP($J,"TPCLW","P1",LN)=INDENT_XX
S LN1=LN
F LN=1:1 S YY=LN1+LN,XX=$T(MMLETTER+YY) Q:XX["*****" S XX=$P(XX,";;",2),^TMP($J,"TPCLW","P2",LN)=INDENT_XX
S LN1=LN+LN1
F LN=1:1 S YY=LN1+LN,XX=$T(MMLETTER+YY) Q:XX["*****" S XX=$P(XX,";;",2),^TMP($J,"TPCLW","P3",LN)=INDENT_XX
S LN1=LN+LN1
Q
TMP ; show TMP contents
S X=132 X ^%ZOSF("RM")
F XX="P1","P2","P3" W !!,XX,! S LN=0 F S LN=$O(^TMP($J,"TPCLW",XX,LN)) Q:LN'>0 S X=^(LN) W !,X
S X=80 X ^%ZOSF("RM")
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SETUP ;pull text lines from mailman message and store into routine
SETUPB D SELBSK Q:Y'>0
D SELMSG G:Y'>0 SETUPB
D MMLOAD
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SELBSK ;SELECT BASKET,DA
K DIC,DA S BSKDA=0
S DA(1)=DUZ,DIC="^XMB(3.7,DA(1),2,",DIC(0)="AEQM"
D ^DIC
S:+Y>0 BSKDA=+Y
Q
SELMSG ;SELECT MESSAGE
K DIC,DA S MSGDA=0,IENS=BSKDA_","_DUZ
W !!,"Basket: ",$$GET1^DIQ(3.701,IENS,.01)
S DA(2)=DUZ,DA(1)=BSKDA,DIC="^XMB(3.7,DUZ,2,BSKDA,1,",DIC(0)="AEQM"
S DIC("W")="W $$GET1^DIQ(3.9,+Y,.01)"
D ^DIC K DIC,DR,DA
S:+Y>0 MSGDA=+Y
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MMLOAD ; Load text into routine from a mail message.
S MMDA=$G(MSGDA) Q:+MMDA'>0
S X1="S XX=""MMLETTER ;;"" ZI XX"
S X2="S LN=0 F S LN=$O(^XMB(3.9,MMDA,2,LN)) Q:LN'>0 S XX="" ;;""_^XMB(3.9,MMDA,2,LN,0) ZI XX"
X X1,X2,"ZS"
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MMLETTER ;;
;;Dear Veteran:
;;
;;I am pleased to tell you that you may be eligible for a new, temporary
;;prescription benefit, called the VA Transitional Pharmacy Benefit. The
;;goal is to reduce the costs of your medication while you are waiting to
;;see a VA primary care doctor.
;;
;;1. AM I ELIGIBLE FOR THIS NEW BENEFIT?
;;
;;You are eligible for this benefit if you meet all of the following
;;requirements.
;;
;; a. You are enrolled in the VA health care system prior to July
;;25, 2003; and
;; b. You have requested your first primary care appointment with
;;VA prior to July 25, 2003; and
;; c. You have been waiting more than 30 days for the initial
;;primary care appointment as of September 22, 2003.
;;
;;2. WHAT IS THE NEW BENEFIT?
;;
;; The new benefit allows VA to fill your prescriptions written by a
;;non-VA doctor, until you have your first primary care appointment with
;;VA. VA will only provide your medications by mail. VA may also bill
;;your health insurance, and you may have to pay a co-payment based on your
;;eligibility and financial status.
;;
;; The medications provided by this benefit include many of the drugs
;;listed on the VA National Formulary List. We have enclosed a shortened
;;version of that list for your doctor's use. Under this program, VA will
;;not provide controlled substances (such as narcotics), intravenous
;;medications, over-the-counter medications (except insulin and
;;syringes), medical supplies, and one-time medications for acute illnesses
;;(such as antibiotics). Additionally, VA will not provide medications
;;required to be administered only by a medical professional.
;;
;;3. HOW DO I START?
;;
;; To obtain your medications, please do the following:
;;
;; a. Fill out the top portion of the attached VA Form 10-0411,
;;VA Transitional Pharmacy Benefit (the Patient Information part).
;; b. Take the attached letter ("Dear Doctor"), the enclosed
;;Transitional Pharmacy Benefit Drug Formulary Summary brochure, and VA
;;Form 10-0411, VA Transitional Pharmacy Benefit, to your private doctor.
;; c. Ask your doctor to:
;;
;; (1) Complete the Doctor Information section of VA Form 10-0411.
;; (2) Attach a prescription for each medication and include your
;;name and social security number; and
;; (3) Mail these documents to the following address using the
;;enclosed envelope.
;;
;;*****
;;
;;4. HOW WILL I GET MY MEDICATIONS?
;;
;; Prescriptions from your non-VA doctor must be mailed in the
;;enclosed envelope to the address shown above. Our goal is to mail your
;;medications to you within 7 to 10 days after receiving your
;;prescription. If you have questions or concerns about your mailed
;;medications, you may contact
;;*****
;;VA will provide sufficient medication to meet your needs until your first
;;primary care appointment. Please make sure your doctor mails the
;;enclosed form and prescriptions. VA is not able to process these
;;prescriptions by fax, phone, or email. If your doctor does not provide
;;all the requested information, VA cannot send your medication.
;;
;;5. WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION?
;;
;; More information about this benefit can be found on the VA's
;;Internet Web site, at http://www.va.gov/elig/tpb.htm. If you still have
;;questions, please call 1-877-222-8387.
;;
;;6. PLEASE KEEP YOUR FIRST PRIMARY CARE APPOINTMENT!
;;
;; Once VA has scheduled your first primary care appointment, please
;;remember that it is very important to keep that appointment. If you must
;;cancel your appointment, please advise the appointment clerk that you are
;;a VA Transitional Pharmacy Benefits patient and explain why you are
;;canceling. VA understands that there are occasions when you must cancel
;;your appointment. However, if you cancel your appointment simply for
;;your own convenience, or if you fail to show up for your scheduled
;;appointment without an acceptable reason, you may no longer be eligible
;;for this benefit.
;;
;; During your first primary care appointment, your VA doctor will
;;review all treatments, including all your medications, and make changes
;;as appropriate and give you refills.
;;
;; VA is committed to serving you by providing this benefit to
;;reduce your medication costs while you wait for your first primary care
;;appointment. Thank you for your patience. We hope to see you soon.
;;*****