Global: ^AMHRMSR

This is the type of measurement being taken on the patient.

Pointer to the measurement type file.

1)= S ^AMHRMSR("B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^AMHRMSR("B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

1)= S:$D(AMHLOOK) DIC("DR")=""

2)= Q

1)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U,2),$P(%,U,3) S ^AMHRMSR("AA",$P(%,U,2),X,(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC($P(%,U,3),0),U),".")),DA)=""

2)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U,2),$P(%,U,3) K ^AMHRMSR("AA",$P(%,U,2),X,(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC($P(%,U,3),0),U),".")),DA)

9.2 = S Y(9002011.12,.019,80)=$G(D0),Y(9002011.12,.019,1)=$S($D(^AMHRMSR(D0,0)):^(0),1:""),D0=$P(Y(9002011.12,.019,1),U,1) S:'D0!'$D(^AUTTMSR(+D0,0)) D0=-1

Patient Name.

Pointer to the patient file.  Always stuffed by data entry/no editing allowed.

1)= S ^AMHRMSR("AC",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^AMHRMSR("AC",$E(X,1,30),DA)

1)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U),$P(%,U,3) S ^AMHRMSR("AA",X,$P(%,U),(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC($P(%,U,3),0),U),".")),DA)=""

2)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U),$P(%,U,3) K ^AMHRMSR("AA",X,$P(%,U),(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC($P(%,U,3),0),U),".")),DA)

1)= S ^AMHRMSR("AD",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^AMHRMSR("AD",$E(X,1,30),DA)

1)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U),$P(%,U,2) S ^AMHRMSR("AA",$P(%,U,2),$P(%,U),(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC(X,0),U),".")),DA)=""

2)= NEW % S %=^AMHRMSR(DA,0) I $P(%,U),$P(%,U,2) K ^AMHRMSR("AA",$P(%,U,2),$P(%,U),(9999999-$P($P(^AMHREC(X,0),U),".")),DA)

The entry logic for each measurement type value is found in the AUPNVMSR routine that is executed by the input transform.  APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTVAL")

A value for this field be entered by trigger off the .04 field for heights and weights of patients aged below the age of 16.  APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTPCT")

and time of the appointment, not the time that the provider performed the clinical event.

The data may be an imprecise date.

Date and time may be within 30 days before or after the visit date, with the restriction that the date cannot be a future date.

measurement was done.  The event date does not have to be the visit Date, but it must be within 30 days before or after the visit, and not be a future date.

If a user wants to enter a historical measurement, the user should use the Historical Encounter entry action to document the historical measurement.  Historical entries will not be eligible for credit.

PCE Data Sources for automatic (scanning) data capture will be blank unless the event date and time are passed to PCE for filing. APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTCDT")

This field can be used to document the provider who ordered the measurment to be done.

The person entered here must hold the "AK.PROVIDER" security key.  APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTPRV")

APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTCLN")

This is the provider who took the measurement at the encounter.

This person can be any person in the new person file.  The person does not have to hold the "AK.PROVIDER" security key.  APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTEPR")

APCDALVR Variable = APCDALVR("APCDTPNT")

This field is automatically set to 1 if PCE detects that any measurment data is being edited from the original entry of data.

PCE filing logic automatically compares the before and after pictures of the record to determine if the edited flag should be set to "1".

This field is populated automatically by the PCE filing logic.  The format of the field is as follows: Pointer to PCE Data source file_"-"_A for Add or E for Edit_" "_DUZ of the person who entered the data_";"...

If the record is a new record, then an "A" is used to specify the source that added the data.  If the record existed previously, PCE filing logic compares the old and new records of information.  An "E" will be

automatically used if the filing logic finds the data has been edited.  If "E" is used, then the Edited Flag field is automatically set to 1.

The DUZ is stored in its internal format to represent the user who performed the adding or editing of data for this record.

Iterations of editing will be concatenated to the previous Data Source value, up to 85 characters.

This is a comment related to the patient's measurement which may be entered by the provider.  It may be entered manually via the PCE User Interface.