Global: ^RA(79

This field contains the name of this division.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

UNEDITABLE

1)= S ^RA(79,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

2)= K ^RA(79,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

Regular 'B' cross reference assigned by FileMan.  DINUM'ed with the Institution file (4).

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' to collect the date and the time of exam status changes.  If the data is collected, it is stored with the case in the Activity Log subfile of the Rad/Nuc Med Patient file.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

is set to 'No', then the system automatically uses the current date and time.

(If exam data is entered significantly later than the patient is actually processed, then this parameter could be set to 'Yes' so that the user can put in the actual time the work was done.)

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' if the transcriptionist should be given the opportunity to select a standard report during the report entry/edit process.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

Batching of reports has the following advantages:

1)  Reports can be re-printed easily

2)  Two or more users are allowed to use the same

report printer without interweaving of reports

3)  Allows for batch verifying of reports

4)  Provides a mechanism for logical grouping of reports

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' if the transcriptionist should be given the opportunity to copy the contents of one report into another.  The report text and impression will be copied.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' to allow reports to have the status 'RELEASED/UNVERIFIED' which permits the displaying of the report to users outside of the Imaging service even if it is unverified.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' to indicate that an impression is required to be given on a report before:  1) the report can be verified and  2) the exam can be considered 'complete'.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' if the transcriptionist should be prompted for the Desired Date for the exam.

This field is set to 'YES' by the system.  The ADPAC never edits it.  It is not asked in the Division Parameter Set-up option.  Instead, the edit template for the set-up stuffs 'YES' in the field.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

If the parameter is set to 'Yes' then only those residents whose individual parameter (ALLOW VERIFYING OF OTHERS) in the 'New Person' file is also set to 'Yes' will be allowed to verify other interpreting physicians'

reports.

If this division parameter is set to 'No' then no residents will be allowed to verify other physicians' reports, regardless of how the individual parameter is set in the 'New Person' file.

the order in the Request Status Times subfile of the Rad/Nuc Med Orders file.

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' if one flash card should be printed for each exam (i.e. case). If this parameter is set to 'Yes', then the 'location' parameter, 'How Many Flashcards Per Visit' is ignored.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

'Yes' to facilitate sorting of requests by imaging location for various reports.  Answering 'Yes' to this questions causes the 'SUBMIT REQUEST TO:' prompt to appear after a request is created.

1)= D:+$$ORVR^RAORDU()>2.5 PUT^XPAR(DA_";DIC(4,","RA SUBMIT PROMPT",1,$S(X="y":1,1:0))

2)= Q

3)= Do not delete!

This cross-reference updates a mirror image parameter field in the OE/RR package.  OE/RR stores this parameter so they can determine if the 'SUBMIT REQUEST TO' question was asked for a particular division in the

Radiology/Nuclear Medicine software.

This field will determine if a user who does not have the RA MGR key may enter a report for an exam that has a status of CANCELLED.

This is the maximum number of hours in the future that a user may register a patient for an exam.  If this prompt is bypassed, the user may not register a patient at a future date.

as well as to set reasonable limits so that dates in the future are not entered in error.

will not print on reports not yet verified.  This can be used to make sure that hardcopies of unverified results reports are not accidentally placed in patient charts or interpreted as the final results.

reports will not be e-mailed to the requesting physician.

voice reporting system.  This parameter is only checked for COTS HL7 interfaces that use the Generate/Process Routine 'RAHLTCPB' in the subscriber protocol.

This field should be set to YES if you require entry of 'PRIMARY INTERPRETING STAFF' (file 70, field #15) to be mandatory for this division when entering Diagnostic data or Reports.

This field holds a list of pointers to the HL7 APPLICATIONS file (#771).

case.  Only when all devices are able to handle the Site Specific Accession Number should this field be set to YES, at which point the system will use the Site Specific Accession Number.

then the system automatically uses the user code associated with the initial logon.  If this parameter is set to 'No', then the system asks the access code during each process.

This field is becoming obsolete.  It was used with PDP's before the existence of virtual terminals.  This field should normally be set to 'YES'.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

If this parameter is set to 'No', then the user can enter 'broad' procedure type, but this must be changed to 'detailed' or 'series' before the exam status can be changed to 'complete'.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

1)= D:+$$ORVR^RAORDU()>2.5 PUT^XPAR(DA_";DIC(4,","RA REQUIRE DETAILED",1,$S(X="Y":1,1:0))

2)= Q

3)= Do not delete.

This cross-reference updates a mirror image parameter field in the OE/RR package.  OE/RR stores this parameter so that they can determine whether to allow 'Broad' type procedures to be ordered at a given division.

If this field is set to YES and the field 'HOW MANY JACKET LABELS PER VISIT' in the IMAGING LOCATIONS (79.1) file is set to zero, then the default will become two (i.e., two jacket labels will print out).

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This 'division' parameter can be set to 'Yes' to indicate that the 'camera/equip/rm' should be asked during exam editing.

SOURCE OF DATA:   COORDINATOR

yellow sticker for this patient's films.

This field is only used for exams which may involve the use of contrast medium.  The message must be 5-70 characters in length.

SOURCE OF DATA:   RAD/NUC MED COORDINATOR

This field points to file #79.1 to indicate the name of the Imaging location associated with this division.  A location may be associated with only one division.

characters in length.

due to periodic heavy use of the online report verification and batch verification of reports options, which can queue a large number of tasks at once.  However, if the facility chooses to enter a Resource Device in this

field, IRM should be careful to completely follow all directions in Kernel documentation after a system crash to bring this Resource Device back up.  Failure to follow those directions could result in Rad/Nuc Med tasks

being severely delayed, and data corruption.

Rad/Nuc Med Procedures file.  Use the 'Procedure Enter/Edit' option to adjust these values.

This prompt permits Radiology customers with the option to pass exam data to PCC when an exam reaches the EXAMINED status, or when a report is verified.