Further work on importing patients. Now implementing allergies. Implemented relational navigation for predicate in C0XGET3
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C0XGET3 ; VEN/SMH - Sam's Getters... let's try to make them simple ;2013-01-25 4:59 PM
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C0XGET3 ; VEN/SMH - Sam's Getters... let's try to make them simple ;2013-02-04 12:00 PM
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;;1.1;FILEMAN TRIPLE STORE;
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;
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IEN(N) ; Public $$; Resolved IEN of a stored string such as "rdf:type" in Strings File
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I +N=N Q N ; We are given the IEN, just return it back
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Q $$IENOF^C0XGET1($$EXT^C0XUTIL(N))
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;
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;
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D GOPS(R,G,O,"rdf:type")
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QUIT
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GSPO1(G,S,P) ; Public $$; Get Object for A Graph/Subject/Predicate combination
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; Supports forward relational navigation for predicates using "." as separator
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N EP S EP=$P(P,".",2,99) ; Extended Predicate
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S P=$P(P,".") ; Predicate becomes the first piece
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N O S O=$O(^C0X(101,"GSPO",$$IEN(G),$$IEN(S),$$IEN(P),""))
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Q:O="" ""
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Q ^C0X(201,O,0)
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Q:O="" "" ; Another end point for recursion
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Q:$L(EP) $$GSPO1(G,O,EP) ; if we have an extended predicate, recurse
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Q ^C0X(201,O,0) ; this is the end point of the recursion.
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p/C0XPT0.m
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p/C0XPT0.m
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C0XPT0 ; VEN/SMH - Get patient data and do something about it ;2013-01-28 4:24 PM
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C0XPT0 ; VEN/SMH - Get patient data and do something about it ;2013-02-04 3:41 PM
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;;1.1;FILEMAN TRIPLE STORE;;
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; Get all graphs
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SET PARAM("MRN")=$$MRN(DEM)
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NEW RETURN
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D ADDPT(.RETURN,.PARAM)
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ZWRITE RETURN
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N DFN S DFN=$P(RETURN(1),U,2)
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D VITALS(G,DFN)
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I DFN<1 S $EC=",U1," ; Debug.Assert that patient is added.
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; D VITALS(G,DFN)
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D PROBLEMS(G,DFN)
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D ADR(G,DFN) ; Adverse Drug Reactions
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;
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QUIT
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; For each Vital Sign Set, grab encounter
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N S F S=0:0 S S=$O(^TMP($J,"VS",S)) Q:S="" D
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. N ENC S ENC=$$GSPO1^C0XGET3(G,^TMP($J,"VS",S),"sp:encounter")
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. ZWRITE ENC
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; D EN1^GMVDCSAV(.RESULT,DATA)
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QUIT
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D NEW^GMPLSAVE ; API call
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I '$D(DA) S $EC=",U1," ; Fail here if API fails.
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QUIT
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;
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ADR(G,DFN) ; Private Proc; Extract Allergies and ADRs from Graph and add to Patient's Record
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; Input: G, Patient Graph, DFN, you should know that that is; Both by value.
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; Try No known allergies first.
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N NKA S NKA=$$ONETYPE1^C0XGET3(G,"sp:AllergyExclusion") ; Get NKA node
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; Add allergies to record.
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; We don't really care about the return value. If patient already has
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; allergies, we just keep them.
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I $L(NKA) N % S %=$$NKA^C0XPT0(DFN) QUIT ; If it exists, let's try to file it into VISTA
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; If we are here, it means that the patient has allergies. Fun!
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; Process incoming allergies
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N RETURN ; Local return variable. I don't expect a patient to have more than 50 allergies.
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D ONETYPE^C0XGET3($NA(RETURN),G,"sp:Allergy") ; Get all allergies for patient
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N S F S=0:0 S S=$O(RETURN(S)) Q:'S D ; For each allergy
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. ; Get the SNOMED code for the category
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. N ALLERGYTYPE
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. N SNOCAT S SNOCAT=$$GSPO1^C0XGET3(G,RETURN(S),"sp:category.sp:code"),SNOCAT=$P(SNOCAT,"/",$L(SNOCAT,"/"))
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. I SNOCAT=414285001 S ALLERGYTYPE="F" ; Food
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. E I SNOCAT=416098002 S ALLERGYTYPE="D" ; Drug
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. I '$D(ALLERGYTYPE) S $EC=",U1," ; Crash if neither of these is true.
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. ;
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. N ALLERGEN,ALLERGENI ; Allergen, Internal Allergen
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. I ALLERGYTYPE="F" D ; Food
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. . S ALLERGEN=$$UP^XLFSTR($$GSPO1^C0XGET3(G,RETURN(S),"sp:otherAllergen.dcterms:title")) ; uppercase the allergen
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. . I ALLERGEN="PEANUT" S ALLERGEN="PEANUTS" ; temporary fix
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. . S ALLERGENI=$$GMRA^C0XPT0(ALLERGEN) ; Get internal representation for GMRA call
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. ;
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. ; Otherwise, it's a drug. But we need to find out if it's a class,
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. ; ingredient, canonical drug, etc. Unfortunately, Smart examples don't
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. ; show such variety. The only one specified is a drug class.
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. ; Therefore
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. ; TODO: Handle other drug items besides drug class
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. ;
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. E D ; Drug
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. . N DC S DC=$$GSPO1^C0XGET3(G,RETURN(S),"sp:drugClassAllergen.sp:code") ; drug class
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. . I '$L(DC) QUIT ; edit this line out when handling other items
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. . S ALLERGEN=$P(DC,"/",$L(DC,"/")) ; Get last piece
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. . ; TODO: Resolve drug class properly. Need all of RxNorm for that.
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. . I ALLERGEN="N0000175503"
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QUIT
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NKA(DFN) ; Public $$; Add no known allergies to patient record
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N ORDFN S ORDFN=DFN ; CPRS API requires this one
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N ORY ; Return value: 0 - Everything is okay; -1^msg: Patient already has allergies
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D NKA^GMRAGUI1 ; API
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QUIT $G(ORY) ; Not always returned
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GMRA(NAME) ; $$ Private - Retrieve GMRAGNT for food allergy from 120.82
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; Input: Brand Name, By Value
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; Output: Entry Name^IEN;File Root for IEN
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N C0PIEN S C0PIEN=$$FIND1^DIC(120.82,"","O",NAME,"B")
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Q:C0PIEN $$GET1^DIQ(120.82,C0PIEN,.01)_"^"_C0PIEN_";GMRD(120.82,"
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QUIT "" ; no match otherwise
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TYPE(GMRAGNT) ; $$ Private - Get allergy Type (Drug, food, or other)
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; Input: Allergen, formatted as Allergen^IEN;File Root
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; Output: Type (internal)^Type (external) e.g. D^Drug
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N C0PIEN S C0PIEN=+$P(GMRAGNT,U,2)
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I GMRAGNT["GMRD(120.82," Q $$GET1^DIQ(120.82,C0PIEN,"ALLERGY TYPE","I")_U_$$GET1^DIQ(120.82,C0PIEN,"ALLERGY TYPE","E")
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Q "D^Drug" ; otherwise, it's a drug
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