Global: ^ORD(101.41

This is the name of the dialog; entries that were converted from the Protocol file will retain the same name.  Namespacing is not required, but still encouraged.

1)= S ^ORD(101.41,"AB",$E(X,1,63),DA)=""

2)= K ^ORD(101.41,"AB",$E(X,1,63),DA)

This is a regular index on the full 63 characters of the Name field.

Short Descr:  Regular B index using full field length

Set Logic:  S ^ORD(101.41,"B",$E(X,1,63),DA)=""

Kill Logic:  K ^ORD(101.41,"B",$E(X,1,63),DA)

Whole Kill:  K ^ORD(101.41,"B")

X(1):  NAME  (101.41,.01)  (Subscr 1)  (Len 63)  (forwards)

The text of this dialog's name as it appears on a menu or subheader.

1)= S ^ORD(101.41,"C",$$UP^XLFSTR($E(X,1,63)),DA)=""

2)= K ^ORD(101.41,"C",$$UP^XLFSTR($E(X,1,63)),DA)

1)= D REDOM^ORDD41

2)= D REDOM^ORDD41

Update TIMESTAMP whenever DISPLAY TEXT is changed.

This field disables use of this dialog when it contains text.  The text should be a short message explaining why use of this dialog has been disabled, as it will be displayed if this dialog is selected.

execute the entry and exit actions, ignoring any items that may exist; these dialogs should not create entries in the Orders file.

This field determines what display group this dialog has been defined for.  It will define which orderable items are selectable with this dialog, as well as what service to send the order to when it is complete.

for item(s) from the Orderable Item file, the order created may still require a signature if any of the items ordered are individually flagged as requiring a signature.

This is the VISTA package that is intended to receive orders created by this dialog; this is required for creating the HL7 messages to pass the order.

1)= S ^ORD(101.41,"APKG",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^ORD(101.41,"APKG",$E(X,1,30),DA)

This field is a flag, which determines if the order created by this dialog will be presented to the user for verification before saving in the Orders file; for most quick orders, this flag should be set to 0 (no).

the processor or adding an additional order of the same type.  This field can also be set to YES-DON'T ASK to force the processor to automatically drop into prompting for another order without asking first.

Dialogs      -> prompts

Quick orders -> prompts (completed)

Order sets   -> dialogs or quick orders

Menus        -> dialogs, quick orders, or order sets

"WRITE":    N OR0,ORNM S OR0=^(0) I $P(OR0,U,2) S ORNM=$P($G(^ORD(101.41,+$P(OR0,U,2),0)),U) D:$L(ORNM) EN^DDIOL(ORNM,,"?10")

This is the type of data being prompted for; this field is used to define a call to the reader (^DIR) in most cases.

Used with Prompt-type only.

This is a parameter that may be used to further specify the data type.  The string stored here should be appropriate for the second ^-piece of DIR(0) when used with the data type field.

Used with Prompt-type only.

some examples of values currently in use:

START      -> Start date/time

STOP       -> Stop date/time

SCHEDULE   -> Administration Schedule

ORDERABLE  -> Orderable Item

DRUG       -> Dispense Drug

CANCEL     -> Cancel Future Orders flag

COMMENT    -> Word processing comments

These values must be unique among entries within an order dialog but do not need to be unique across the entire file.  Be sure to check the IDs assigned to generic text entries to make sure that all IDs are unique.  In

order to avoid potential problems it's recommended that you use unique IDs for any local entries that you create.

This is MUMPS code that will be executed at the time of releasing an order created with this dialog; dialog responses may be checked again here before releasing the order to the service.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is MUMPS code that will be executed when order ORIFN created by this dialog is about to be displayed; any string that should be appended to the order text should be returned in Y.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is a description of the dialog and its uses.

This multiple contains any responses to prompts that have been pre-answered to create a quick order.

an existing diet order before making a change.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is MUMPS code that will be executed in the place of the Entry Action when creating quick orders for this dialog; variables may be set here instead to bypass the usual dependence on specific patient values.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is MUMPS code that will be executed upon completion of processing the dialog; it is currently used only with dialog-type entries.

WRITE AUTHORITY:  @

This is the width, in characters, for each column in a menu.  For example, to have 3 columns on an 80 character device, enter a width of 26.

1)= D REDO^ORDD41

2)= D REDO^ORDD41

Update TIMESTAMP whenever COLUMN WIDTH is changed.

This field allows the width of item mnemonics to be varied; the default value is 5.

1)= D REDO^ORDD41

2)= D REDO^ORDD41

Update TIMESTAMP whenever MNEMONIC WIDTH is changed.

processing back down the tree is possible from that point.  If nothing is selected from the menu, the path continues back up the tree.

Form Name     Windows Form ID

---------     ---------------

OD_ACTIVITY           100

OD_ALLERGY            105

OD_CONSULT            110

OD_PROCEDURE          112

OD_DIET_TXT           115

OD_DIET               117

OD_LAB                120

OD_MEDINPT            130

OD_MEDS               135

OD_MEDOUTPT           140

OD_NURSING            150

OD_MISC               151

OD_GENERIC            152

OD_IMAGING            160

OD_VITALS             171

OD_MEDIV              180

OD_TEXTONLY           999

created, and only the parent will be presented on the orders list for display and action; NO will prevent a parent from being created and all orders will be created and displayed independently.

This flag indicates whether a subheader is to be displayed for each order in this set as it is processed and placed; this flag is only valid with SET type order dialogs.

This can be set to yes for a quick order so that it can be placed simply by clicking on it in the GUI (no ordering dialog is displayed).

For menus, this contains the $H time the menu was last compiled for use with the Unwinder utility (^XQOR).

1)= D SET^ORDD41(DA)

2)= D KILL^ORDD41(DA)

Recompiles order dialog menus in ^XUTL("XQORM",_";ORD(101.41,") whenever fields necessary to displaying the menu are changed.