Jason Bond

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  • in reply to: Create multible OBX-5 based on \.br\ in the original message #117834
    Jason Bond
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      I would greatly appreciate a copy as well, thanks!

       

      jasonb@samhealth.org

      in reply to: sem files #82606
      Jason Bond
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        thanks much!

        in reply to: ftp from Redhat to Windows #74632
        Jason Bond
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          thanks for the replies.  I know it connects and starts to write the file, in this case “test.txt”.  below is a snippet from the receiving system’s log.

          18:58:20 10.80.46.13 [1]USER SERVER01hciuser 331 0

          18:58:20 10.80.46.13 [1]PASS – 230 0

          18:58:20 10.80.46.13 [1]CWD Meditrain 250 0

          18:58:20 10.80.46.13 [1]created test.txt 550 5

          18:58:20 10.80.46.13 [1]QUIT – 550 0

          no other indication though.  any more ideas anyone?

          in reply to: string match #72196
          Jason Bond
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            thanks much to all who responded.

            in reply to: string match #72194
            Jason Bond
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              thanks, I’ll give it a try.

              in reply to: string match #72192
              Jason Bond
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                ######################################################################

                # Name: cpacs_string_reports

                # Purpose:

                # UPoC type: xltp

                # Args: none

                # Notes: All data is presented through special variables.  The initial

                # upvar in this proc provides access to the required variables.

                #

                # This proc style only works when called from a code fragment

                # within an XLT.

                #

                proc cpacs_string_reports {} {

                   upvar xlateId       xlateId

                 xlateInList   xlateInList

                 xlateInTypes  xlateInTypes

                 xlateInVals   xlateInVals

                 xlateOutList  xlateOutList

                 xlateOutTypes xlateOutTypes

                 xlateOutVals  xlateOutVals

                set xlateOutVals [string match “*Procedure:*” $xlateInVals]    

                echo in $xlateInVals

                echo out $xlateOutVals

                }

                in reply to: string match #72190
                Jason Bond
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                  it will end up being case sensitive, I just had those in there for testing, I was changing values a lot for test purposes.

                  in reply to: string match #72188
                  Jason Bond
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                    I’m also really bad at TCL.  I’m sure your code suggestions are much more valid than my testing suggests.  Can you give me the code in the proc I gave, where in the proc it goes?

                    in reply to: string match #72187
                    Jason Bond
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                      this is a part of the message format.  I’m looking at OBX-5.  When certain words are found the proc returns a “1”, then I have IF logic that alters that field to send BOLD code for the word to our HIS.  I want to be able to specify multiple words to search for.  Being that it’s an iteration it isn’t searching for more than the first value.  I know I have the syntax wrong to put multiple search values in the code.

                      OBX|1|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|||||||F

                      OBX|2|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center||||||F

                      OBX|3|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                         3600 NW Samaritan Dr||||||F

                      OBX|4|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                          Corvallis, OR 97330||||||F

                      OBX|5|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                             541-768-5111||||||F

                      OBX|6|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                  Transthoracic Echocardiogram Report||||||F

                      OBX|7|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Name: TEST, GSR233                            DOB: 02/23/1957||||||F

                      OBX|8|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Facility MRN: MG00000158                      Age: 53 yrs||||||F

                      OBX|9|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Study Date: 07/20/2010                        Gender: Female||||||F

                      OBX|10|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Pt. Location: GED                             Height: 70 in||||||F

                      OBX|11|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Ordering Physician: Dale, P                   Weight: 185 lb||||||F

                      OBX|12|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Referring Physician: Dale, P Daniel           BSA: 2.0 meters2||||||F

                      OBX|13|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Performed By: Ron DeYoung                     BP: 115/85 mmHg||||||F

                      OBX|14|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|                                              HR: 85||||||F

                      OBX|15|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|||||||F

                      OBX|16|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|||||||F

                      OBX|17|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Interpretation Summary||||||F

                      OBX|18|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|||||||F

                      OBX|19|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|||||||F

                      OBX|20|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Procedure:||||||F

                      OBX|21|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|A two-dimensional transthoracic echocardiogram with color flow Doppler||||||F

                      OBX|22|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|was performed. The patient was in atrial fibrillation with controlled||||||F

                      OBX|23|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|ventricular rate during the exam.||||||F

                      OBX|24|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Procedure:Ventricle:||||||F

                      OBX|25|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|Procedure: ventricle is normal in size, thickness and function. A mass||||||F

                      OBX|26|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|is noted in the left ventricle. The left ventricle is normal in||||||F

                      OBX|27|TX|DefaultObservationID|1|structure and function. There are regional wall motion abnormalities||||||F

                      in reply to: string match #72184
                      Jason Bond
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                        that still returns a “1” for Procedure and nothing for Left.  My problem is getting multiple values in the code, it will search for the first value but never for the second one.  I appreciate greatly any help on this.

                        in reply to: Cannot Pathcopy between incompatible types #72010
                        Jason Bond
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                          thanks Jim.  long time…

                          in reply to: arranging threads #71729
                          Jason Bond
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                            thank you everyone, that helps a lot.

                            jason

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                            in reply to: Phillips nursing monitors #61872
                            Jason Bond
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                              Thanks to Jim and Thomas, it looks like it’s working fine now!

                              in reply to: routing messages based on OBR value, not MSH type #58001
                              Jason Bond
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                                I should have thought of that, thank you, I will try that first as my tcl is not up to par yet.  Thanks again.

                                in reply to: Need simple tcl to suppress characters #56970
                                Jason Bond
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                                  Thank you, I will give that a try.

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