Routine: IBINI082

IBINI082	; ; 21-MAR-1994

	;;Version 2.0 ; INTEGRATED BILLING ;; 21-MAR-94

	Q:'DIFQ(357.6)  F I=1:2 S X=$T(Q+I) Q:X=""  S Y=$E($T(Q+I+1),4,999),X=$E(X,4,999) S:$A(Y)=126 I=I+1,Y=$E(Y,2,999)_$E($T(Q+I+1),5,99) S:$A(Y)=61 Y=$E(Y,2,999) X NO E  S @X=Y

Q	Q

	;;^DIC(357.6,0,"GL")

	;;=^IBE(357.6,

	;;^DIC("B","PACKAGE INTERFACE",357.6)

;;=

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",0)

	;;=^^22^22^2940121^

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",1,0)

	;;=This file contains a description of all of the interfaces with other packages.

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",2,0)

	;;=The form will invoke the proper interface routines by doing a lookup on

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",3,0)

	;;=this file and then calling the routine by indirection. The

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",4,0)

	;;=Data will be exchanged between the encounter form utilities and other

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",5,0)

	;;=packages by putting the data in a predefined location. The first part of

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",6,0)

	;;=the subscript is always ^TMP("IB",$J,"INTERFACES". For output routines,

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",7,0)

	;;=but not selection routines, the fourth subscript is be the patient DFN.

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",8,0)

	;;=The next subscript is the name of the Package Interface. For single valued

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",9,0)

	;;=data and record valued data there is no additional subscript. For

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",10,0)

	;;=interfaces returning a list there is one additional subscript level, the

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",11,0)

	;;=number of the item on the list. For word processing type data the data

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",12,0)

	;;=will be in FM word-processing format, i.e., the final subscripts will be

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",13,0)

	;;=...1,0),...2,0),...3,0), etc.

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",14,0)

;;=

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",15,0)

	;;=Note that multiple entries in this file can have the same entry points

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",16,0)

	;;=into routines. This is for efficiency purposes. For example, patient name,

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",17,0)

	;;=DOB and sex are all located on the same node of the Patient file. Each of

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",18,0)

	;;=these items of data can have its own entry in the Package Interface file,

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",19,0)

	;;=but by using the same entry point there is a savings because all of the

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",20,0)

	;;=data on that node can be obtained at once. The routine that invokes the

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",21,0)

	;;=entry points keeps track of those already invoked so that they are not

	;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",22,0)

	;;=repeated.

	;;^DD(357.6,0)

	;;=FIELD^^8.07^41

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"ACT")

	;;=D ASK^IBDFU9

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"DDA")

	;;=N

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"DT")

	;;=2931014

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"ID","WRITE")

	;;=W ?45,"Package=",$P($G(^(0)),"^",4)

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","B",357.6,.01)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","C",357.6,.04)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","D",357.6,3)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","E",357.6,.01)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"NM","PACKAGE INTERFACE")

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",357.2,.11)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",357.5,.03)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.9501,.01)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.9502,.01)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.961,.01)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,0)

	;;=NAME^RF^^0;1^K:X[""""!($A(X)=45) X I $D(X) K:$L(X)>40!($L(X)<3)!'(X'?1P.E) X

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,0)

	;;=^.1

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,0)

	;;=357.6^B

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,1)

	;;=S ^IBE(357.6,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,2)

	;;=K ^IBE(357.6,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,0)

	;;=357.6^E^MUMPS

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,1)

	;;=S ^IBE(357.6,"E",$E(X,$F(X," "),40),DA)=""

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,2)

	;;=K ^IBE(357.6,"E",$E(X,$F(X," "),40),DA)

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",0)

	;;=^^4^4^2940224^

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",1,0)

;;=

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",2,0)

	;;=For package interfaces that are output routines the name has the custodial

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",3,0)

	;;=package's name space as a prefix. This cross-reference removes that

	;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",4,0)

	;;=prefix. It is used to improve the display of output routines for the user.

IBINI082  ; ; 21-MAR-1994

 +1       ;;Version 2.0 ; INTEGRATED BILLING ;; 21-MAR-94

 +2        IF 'DIFQ(357.6)

               QUIT

           FOR I=1:2

               SET X=$TEXT(Q+I)

               IF X=""

                   QUIT

               SET Y=$EXTRACT($TEXT(Q+I+1),4,999)

               SET X=$EXTRACT(X,4,999)

               IF $ASCII(Y)=126

                   SET I=I+1

                   SET Y=$EXTRACT(Y,2,999)_$EXTRACT($TEXT(Q+I+1),5,99)

               IF $ASCII(Y)=61

                   SET Y=$EXTRACT(Y,2,999)

               XECUTE NO

              IF '$TEST

                   SET @X=Y

Q          QUIT

 +1       ;;^DIC(357.6,0,"GL")

 +2       ;;=^IBE(357.6,

 +3       ;;^DIC("B","PACKAGE INTERFACE",357.6)

 +4       ;;=

 +5       ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",0)

 +6       ;;=^^22^22^2940121^

 +7       ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",1,0)

 +8       ;;=This file contains a description of all of the interfaces with other packages.

 +9       ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",2,0)

 +10      ;;=The form will invoke the proper interface routines by doing a lookup on

 +11      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",3,0)

 +12      ;;=this file and then calling the routine by indirection. The

 +13      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",4,0)

 +14      ;;=Data will be exchanged between the encounter form utilities and other

 +15      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",5,0)

 +16      ;;=packages by putting the data in a predefined location. The first part of

 +17      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",6,0)

 +18      ;;=the subscript is always ^TMP("IB",$J,"INTERFACES". For output routines,

 +19      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",7,0)

 +20      ;;=but not selection routines, the fourth subscript is be the patient DFN.

 +21      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",8,0)

 +22      ;;=The next subscript is the name of the Package Interface. For single valued

 +23      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",9,0)

 +24      ;;=data and record valued data there is no additional subscript. For

 +25      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",10,0)

 +26      ;;=interfaces returning a list there is one additional subscript level, the

 +27      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",11,0)

 +28      ;;=number of the item on the list. For word processing type data the data

 +29      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",12,0)

 +30      ;;=will be in FM word-processing format, i.e., the final subscripts will be

 +31      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",13,0)

 +32      ;;=...1,0),...2,0),...3,0), etc.

 +33      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",14,0)

 +34      ;;=

 +35      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",15,0)

 +36      ;;=Note that multiple entries in this file can have the same entry points

 +37      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",16,0)

 +38      ;;=into routines. This is for efficiency purposes. For example, patient name,

 +39      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",17,0)

 +40      ;;=DOB and sex are all located on the same node of the Patient file. Each of

 +41      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",18,0)

 +42      ;;=these items of data can have its own entry in the Package Interface file,

 +43      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",19,0)

 +44      ;;=but by using the same entry point there is a savings because all of the

 +45      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",20,0)

 +46      ;;=data on that node can be obtained at once. The routine that invokes the

 +47      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",21,0)

 +48      ;;=entry points keeps track of those already invoked so that they are not

 +49      ;;^DIC(357.6,"%D",22,0)

 +50      ;;=repeated.

 +51      ;;^DD(357.6,0)

 +52      ;;=FIELD^^8.07^41

 +53      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"ACT")

 +54      ;;=D ASK^IBDFU9

 +55      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"DDA")

 +56      ;;=N

 +57      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"DT")

 +58      ;;=2931014

 +59      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"ID","WRITE")

 +60      ;;=W ?45,"Package=",$P($G(^(0)),"^",4)

 +61      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","B",357.6,.01)

 +62      ;;=

 +63      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","C",357.6,.04)

 +64      ;;=

 +65      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","D",357.6,3)

 +66      ;;=

 +67      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"IX","E",357.6,.01)

 +68      ;;=

 +69      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"NM","PACKAGE INTERFACE")

 +70      ;;=

 +71      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",357.2,.11)

 +72      ;;=

 +73      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",357.5,.03)

 +74      ;;=

 +75      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.9501,.01)

 +76      ;;=

 +77      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.9502,.01)

 +78      ;;=

 +79      ;;^DD(357.6,0,"PT",409.961,.01)

 +80      ;;=

 +81      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,0)

 +82      ;;=NAME^RF^^0;1^K:X[""""!($A(X)=45) X I $D(X) K:$L(X)>40!($L(X)<3)!'(X'?1P.E) X

 +83      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,0)

 +84      ;;=^.1

 +85      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,0)

 +86      ;;=357.6^B

 +87      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,1)

 +88      ;;=S ^IBE(357.6,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)=""

 +89      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,1,2)

 +90      ;;=K ^IBE(357.6,"B",$E(X,1,30),DA)

 +91      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,0)

 +92      ;;=357.6^E^MUMPS

 +93      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,1)

 +94      ;;=S ^IBE(357.6,"E",$E(X,$F(X," "),40),DA)=""

 +95      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,2)

 +96      ;;=K ^IBE(357.6,"E",$E(X,$F(X," "),40),DA)

 +97      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",0)

 +98      ;;=^^4^4^2940224^

 +99      ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",1,0)

 +100     ;;=

 +101     ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",2,0)

 +102     ;;=For package interfaces that are output routines the name has the custodial

 +103     ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",3,0)

 +104     ;;=package's name space as a prefix. This cross-reference removes that

 +105     ;;^DD(357.6,.01,1,2,"%D",4,0)

 +106     ;;=prefix. It is used to improve the display of output routines for the user.

IBINI082.m