VistA-WorldVistAEHR/r/SPINAL_CORD_DYSFUNCTION-SPN/SPNLGRCH.m

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SPNLGRCH ; ISC-SF/GMB - SCD GATHER LAB TEST (GENERAL) DATA;19 MAY 94 [ 08/23/94 10:03 AM ] ;6/23/95 11:33
;;2.0;Spinal Cord Dysfunction;;01/02/1997
ROLLUP(DFN,FDATE,TDATE,HI) ;
; DFN Patient's internal entry number in the Patient file
; FDATE "From" date
; TDATE "Thru" date, default=today
; HI 1=keep track of individual patient usage
; 0=don't keep track
; Data will be rolled up into the following global:
; ^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH",
; with the following nodes:
; "PAT") # patients with at least 1 order
; "ORDERS") # orders
; "ORDERS",-orders) # patients who had this many orders
; "RESULTS") # test results
; "RESULTS",-results) # patients who had this many test results
; "TEST",testnr) # results for this test
; "TEST",testnr,"NAME") the name of the test
; "TEST",testnr,"PAT") # patients who had this test
; "TEST",testnr,"RESULTS",-results) # patients who had this many results for this test
; ... and usage by individual patient
; "HI","H1",-orders,-results,-diff tests,DFN)
N LFN,LASTDATE,TESTDATE,TESTNR,VALUE,ORDERS
N TRESULTS,RESULTS,TEST,NDTESTS
S LFN=+$P($G(^DPT(DFN,"LR")),U,1) ; Internal entry number in LAB DATA file
Q:'LFN
I '$D(TDATE) S TDATE=DT
; We are interested in any lab test administered within the 'from' and
; 'thru' date range. The record numbers are date/time (of test),
; subtracted from 9999999. This causes the tests to be listed in order
; from most recent to oldest. So we must modify our from & to dates.
S (ORDERS,TRESULTS)=0
S LASTDATE=9999999-FDATE
S TESTDATE=9999999-(TDATE+1) ; for each test date in the range
F S TESTDATE=$O(^LR(LFN,"CH",TESTDATE)) Q:TESTDATE'>0!(TESTDATE>LASTDATE) D
. S RESULTS=0
. S TESTNR=1 ; for each test on that date
. ; we start after 1 because the first two (0,1) nodes we ignore.
. ; Each node thereafter is for a specific test.
. F S TESTNR=$O(^LR(LFN,"CH",TESTDATE,TESTNR)) Q:TESTNR'>0 D
. . S VALUE=$G(^LR(LFN,"CH",TESTDATE,TESTNR))
. . ; make sure the test wasn't cancelled
. . I VALUE=""!(VALUE["canc")!(VALUE["CANC") Q
. . S TEST(TESTNR)=$G(TEST(TESTNR))+1 ; number results for this test
. . S RESULTS=RESULTS+1
. Q:RESULTS=0
. S TRESULTS=TRESULTS+RESULTS
. S ORDERS=ORDERS+1
Q:ORDERS=0
S ^(-ORDERS)=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","ORDERS",-ORDERS))+1
S ^("PAT")=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","PAT"))+1
S ^("RESULTS")=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","RESULTS"))+TRESULTS
S ^(-TRESULTS)=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","RESULTS",-TRESULTS))+1
S ^("ORDERS")=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","ORDERS"))+ORDERS
S TESTNR="",NDTESTS=0
F S TESTNR=$O(TEST(TESTNR)) Q:TESTNR="" D
. S NDTESTS=NDTESTS+1 ; number of different tests
. S RESULTS=TEST(TESTNR)
. S ^(TESTNR)=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","TEST",TESTNR))+RESULTS
. S ^("PAT")=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","TEST",TESTNR,"PAT"))+1
. S ^(-RESULTS)=$G(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","TEST",TESTNR,"RESULTS",-RESULTS))+1
Q:'HI
S ^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","HI","H1",-ORDERS,-TRESULTS,-NDTESTS,DFN)=""
Q
NAMEIT ;
N TESTNR,TESTNAME
S TESTNR=""
F S TESTNR=$O(^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","TEST",TESTNR)) Q:TESTNR="" D
. ; Get the name from the DD. Is there a better way?
. S TESTNAME=$P($G(^DD(63.04,TESTNR,0)),U,1)
. I TESTNAME="" S TESTNAME="Not Identified"
. S ^TMP("SPN",$J,"CH","TEST",TESTNR,"NAME")=TESTNAME
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