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zyat01 Contributor 31 posts since
Mar 12, 2009
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Mar 28, 2009 8:32 PM

enter a patient

how does one enter a new patient into the system - e. g. first clinic visit or admission to the hospital;

how is a previously admitted patient readmitted ?

 

i played with the server settings and can do the registration in the gt.m programmer environment (D ^XUP, option: Register), but i don't think this would be acceptable for the average user;

 

is there another, somewhat more user friendly way ?

 

thanks

Alli Lees Medspherian 20 posts since
Aug 19, 2008
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1. Apr 15, 2009 6:15 AM in response to: zyat01
Re: enter a patient

Typically, when OpenVista is implemented into a hospital, clinic, etc, the hospitals's ADT system is interfaced with OpenVista, so the admissions, readmissions, discharges, etc occur in that system and not directly in to OpenVista.

 

Within OpenVista, admitting a patient may be done using the DG ADMIT PATIENT OPTION following these steps:

 

Select Systems Manager Menu Option: TEST an option not in your menu

 

Option entry to test: BED CONTROL

 

Select Bed Control Menu Option: admit a Patient

 

Admit PATIENT: ENTER PATIENT NAME

**Information Populates**

Means Test not required based on available information

 

Status: PATIENT HAS NO INPATIENT OR LODGER ACTIVITY IN THE COMPUTER

 

Religion    : OTHER                    Marital Status : MARRIED
Eligibility : HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCY (NOT VERIFIED)

<C>ontinue, <M>ore, or <Q>uit?  CONTINUE// CONTINUE

 

Select ADMISSION DATE:  NOW//  <ENTER> for NOW or enter date/time

 

SURE YOU WANT TO ADD 'DD/MM/YY' AS A NEW ADMISSION DATE? // Y  (Yes)
DOES THE PATIENT WISH TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE FACILITY DIRECTORY?: N  NO
TYPE OF ADMISSION: ENTER ?? to see various types of admissions as listed below
   Choose from:
   1            DIRECT     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   2            OPT-NSC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   3            OPT-SC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   4            A/C     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   5            TRANSFER IN     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   6            NON-VETERAN     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   7            WAITING LIST     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   8            PBC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE

 

TYPE OF ADMISSION: 1  DIRECT     ADMISSION     ACTIVE

DIAGNOSIS [SHORT]: Enter a 3-30 character description of the diagnosis associated with this movement excluding semi-colons.
WARD LOCATION: Enter Unit Location (must be setup in nursing locations)
ROOM-BED: Enter available Room/Bed from the Unit Location
FACILITY TREATING SPECIALTY: Select available speciality (i.e. Medicine, Surgery, Oncology)
PRIMARY PHYSICIAN: Enter physician name (must be setup in new person file)
ATTENDING PHYSICIAN: Enter physician name (must be setup in new person file)

DIAGNOSIS:
RESP INSUFF

  Edit? NO// YES

 

Patient Admitted

 

Do you want to print a Patient Wristband? YES// NO
Enter 12-digit ACCOUNT NUMBER: Enter 9 or 12 digit account number, depending on facility

 

**The following information will populate and admission will be completed.**
Now updating ward CDR information...completed.

 

Updating automated team lists...completed.
MAS Patient Movement - Activating Mental Health Update

 

Starting Mental Health Update...  No MH actions taken...  done...
Executing HL7 ADT Messaging
Executing HL7 ADT Messaging (RAI/MDS)

 

Updating incomplete records...

 

...Inpatient Medications check...
...discontinuing Inpatient Medication orders....done...
Entering a request in the HINQ suspense file...
No HINQ string created entry not entered.completed.

 

Updating visit status...completed.

Contributor 3 posts since
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2. Apr 15, 2009 7:51 AM in response to: zyat01
Re: enter a patient

A previously admitted patient may be admitted using the same option as Alli posted: Admit a Patient option under the Bed Control Menu.


When a Patient is re-admitted in OpenVista, after the patient name is entered, the STATUS: will show whether or not the patient has been seen previously at the site, the user than can continue with that patient and follow the steps below to re-admitt the patient

 

Option entry to test: BED CONTROL

Select Bed Control Menu Option: admit a Patient

Admit PATIENT: ENTER PATIENT NAME

**Information Populates**

Means Test not required based on available information

Status: PATIENT HAS NO INPATIENT OR LODGER ACTIVITY IN THE COMPUTER<--This will show if the patient has been admitted before, since the patient is new, this is the default Status

Religion    : OTHER                    Marital Status : MARRIED
Eligibility : HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCY (NOT VERIFIED)

<C>ontinue, <M>ore, or <Q>uit?  CONTINUE// CONTINUE

Select ADMISSION DATE:  NOW//  <ENTER> for NOW or enter date/time

SURE YOU WANT TO ADD 'DD/MM/YY' AS A NEW ADMISSION DATE? // Y  (Yes)
DOES THE PATIENT WISH TO BE EXCLUDED FROM THE FACILITY DIRECTORY?: N  NO
TYPE OF ADMISSION: ENTER ?? to see various types of admissions as listed below
   Choose from:
   1            DIRECT     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   2            OPT-NSC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   3            OPT-SC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   4            A/C     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   5            TRANSFER IN     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   6            NON-VETERAN     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   7            WAITING LIST     ADMISSION     ACTIVE
   8            PBC     ADMISSION     ACTIVE

TYPE OF ADMISSION: 1  DIRECT     ADMISSION     ACTIVE

Jonathan Tai Medspherian 341 posts since
Jul 24, 2008
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3. Apr 15, 2009 10:49 AM in response to: zyat01
Re: enter a patient

You may want to have a look at the VistA Outreach registration application - it's a web-based application written in EsiObjects and Java.  There are some notes for getting it partially working here: Installing the VistA Outreach registration application on the OpenVista Appliance, but it's a difficult install.

manasia Valued Contributor 59 posts since
Apr 27, 2009
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5. May 19, 2009 1:12 PM in response to: zyat01
Re: enter a patient

Nevermind I answered my own question.

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