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ACDEDE1 ;IHS/ADC/EDE/KML - DOCUMENTATION ON V4;
;;4.1;CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY MIS;;MAY 11, 1998
;
0 ;Met with Wilbur Woodis for two days and discussed what needed to be
;done to CDMS.
;
1 ;Wrote a driver routine for data entry add mode which preasks for key
;pieces of information such as component code/type, primary provider,
;type contact, and patient, then generates the appropriate visit by
;calling FILE^DICN. Entries are generated in subordinate files by
;input templates using file shifts. The routines does logical checks
;such as insuring there is an INITIAL prior to entering other types
;of services. There are other logical checks. The sequence the items
;are asked for is based on the normal mode of processing forms. Forms
;are grouped by component code/type, then by primary provider, then
;by type contact and patient if appropriate.
;
2 ;Display the visit history for a patient if an illogical entry is
;attempted.
;
3 ;Display the client service history when a client service visit is
;generated or selected.
;
4 ;Deleted the option to add additional client services. This is no
;longer needed because of the driver in 1 above. If there is no
;client service one is generated. If one already exists the new
;client services are attached to the existing visit.
;
5 ;Modified the data entry routine for client categories to use the
;patient demographic logic developed in the driver in 1 above. Also
;added component code/type to the client category dictionary so the
;patients being added could be checked for the existence of an INITIAL
;type contact.
;
6 ;Changed the way the autoduplication of client services works. It
;will now duplicate a new client service visit with or without any
;associated client services. It will now duplicate additional cleint
;services added to a visit at a later time.
;
7 ;Added a new option to display the visit history of selected patients.
;
8 ;Developed a technique to keep track of patients who are temporarily
;absent without requiring a transfer or discharge. Added TP and RTP
;to CDMIS SERVICE file.
;
9 ;Added OTHER to CDMIS SERVICE file.
;
10 ;Deleted 10 NOT IN USE FOR NOW from CDMIS LOCATION file. This will
;require a post-init for the next install.
;
11 ;Changed 30 PHYSICAL ABUSE SPOUSE to 30 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE in the CDMIS
;PROBLEM file.
;
12 ;Deleted 1 NOT USED, 98 NO DRUGS, 99 NO ALCOHOL, and N NOT USED from
;CDMIS DRUG TABLE. This will require a post-init for the next
;install.
;Add 20 ALCOHOL to above list.
;
13 ;Changed VAA to VA & Veterans Admin in the CDMIS COMPONENT file.
;
14 ;Changed set in file 9002171 field 19 from
;NO FURTHER SVCS REQUIRED,THIS COMP/PROG to
;NO FURTHER SVCS REQUIRED/COMPLETED TREATMENT
;
15 ;Deleted 1 1 and 10 (NOT TO BE USED) from the CDMIS PREVENTION
;ACTIVITIES file. This will require a post-init for the next install.
;
16 ;Add 18 TRANSPORTATION to the CDMIS PREVENTION ACTIVITIES file.
;
17 ;Standardized all component type sets to be:
; A = ADULT
; Y = YOUTH
; M = MIXED (ADULT&YOUTH)
; F = FAMILY
; E = ELDERLY ONLY
; W = WOMEN ONLY
; S = STAFF
;
170 ;Modified ^ACDAGRG (the routine that computes the age range) and all
;appropriate dictionaries to: 0-13=1, 14-18=2, 19-24=3, 25-34=4,
; 35-44=5, 45-54=6, 55-64=7, 65-74=8, 75+
;This will require a recomputation during the v4 postinit.
;
18 ;Resolved problem at PIMC where CDMIS operator could not select the
;appropriate patient because he was an employee of PIMC.
;
19 ;Resolved problem with Terry Nix in Alaska where he could not do an
;extract of version 4 CDMIS data.
;
20 ;Added functionality to allow user to edit records just generated.
;Can edit init/info/fu, trans/disc/close, and client svcs.