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1MCORMN0 ;WISC/DCB-HL7 MESSAGE BUILDER ;7/23/99 09:08
2 ;;1.0;CLINICAL PROCEDURES;**5**;Apr 01, 2004;Build 1
3 W !,"This is not a valid entry point" Q
4BUILD(RAP,MCDFN,SAP,SNF,RNF,MST,PCI,VID,MCLINE,MSTR,MCDEST,MCPROC,MCFILE,MCREC,SDATE,ATYPE) ; Build the message
5 K ^TMP("MCORMN",$J)
6 N MCERR,MCOR,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3,MCOR4,MSE,OBR,HLECH
7 N LOOP,MCDS,ST,MSE,MCHOLD,MCHOLD
8 S MSE=0,HLECH=$E(MSTR,2,4) D SLIP(MSTR)
9 S MCHOLD=+$O(^MCAR(697.2,"B",MCPROC,""))
10 S MCHOLD=$P($G(^MCAR(697.2,MCHOLD,0)),U,8)
11 S MCERR=$$GETDATA^MCORMN1(MCPROC,MCREC,"^TMP(""MCORMN"",$J)",MCFILE,ATYPE) Q:MCERR=0 1
12 S MCHOLD=$S(MCHOLD="":MCPROC,1:MCHOLD)
13 D SETNODE(MCDEST,$$MSH^MCORMN01(MCHOLD,SAP,SNF,RAP,RNF,MST,PCI,VID))
14 D SETNODE(MCDEST,$$PID^MCORMN01(MCDFN))
15 D SETNODE(MCDEST,$$OBR1^MCORMN01(SDATE,MCPROC,MCREC,MCFILE)) S OBR=MCLINE
16 S MCOR1=""
17 F S MCOR1=$O(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1)) Q:MCOR1="" D
18 .S MCOR2=""
19 .F S MCOR2=$O(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2)) Q:MCOR2="" D
20 ..S MCOR3=""
21 ..F S MCOR3=$O(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)) Q:MCOR3="" D
22 ...D GETDATA(RAP,MCDEST,OBR,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)
23 I +$P($G(^MCAR(MCFILE,MCREC,2005,0)),U,4)>0 D
24 .N OBI,OBR,OSI,VTI,UNT,RNG
25 .S OBI=MCFILE_ST(3)_"2005"_ST(3)_"P"_ST(2)_"IMAGES?"_ST(2)_"DD"
26 .S OBR="Images are associated with this procedure"
27 .S OSI="",VTI="",FILETYPE="P",UNT="",RNG=""
28 .D SETOBX1(FILETYPE,VTI,OBI,OSI,OBR),SETOBX2(UNT,RNG)
29 Q 0
30GETDATA(RAP,MCDEST,OBR,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; Process the Data
31 N TMP1,TMP,HL7,TYPE
32 S TMP=$G(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"F",MCOR1,MCOR3,0))
33 S HL7=$G(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"F",MCOR1,MCOR3,1))
34 S TYPE=$P(HL7,U,7)
35 I (TYPE'="OBR"),(TYPE'="INFO"),(RAP="Health Summary") S TYPE="DD"
36 Q:(TYPE="INFO")!(TYPE="MISC")!(TYPE="")
37 S TMP1="D "_TYPE_"(TMP,HL7,OBR,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)" X TMP1
38 Q
39ICD9(TMP,HL7,OBX,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; This is the ICD9 message builder for OBX
40 N OID,VT1,UNT,OSI,OBI,RNG,RST,DA,DIC,DR,DIQ,XTMP,CONT
41 S OBI="ICD9",OSI="",MST=$G(MST)+1,OSI=MST,CONT=""
42 S VTI=$P(HL7,U,2) S:VTI="" VTI="CE"
43 S UNT="",RNG="",RST=$G(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3,1)) Q:RST=""
44 ;S DA=$O(^ICD9("B",RST,"")) Q:DA=""
45 Q
46 S DIC="^ICD9(",DR=".01;3",DIQ="XTMP(" D EN^DIQ1
47 S RST=XTMP(80,DA,.01)_ST(2)_XTMP(80,DA,3)_ST(2)_"ICD9"
48 D SETOBX1("",VTI,OBI,OSI,RST)
49 Q
50ASTM(TMP,HL7,OBX,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; This is the ASTM message builder for OBX
51 N ASTM,ASTME,VTI,UNT,RNG,RST,OSI,OBI,FILETYPE
52 S FILETYPE=$P(TMP,U,2),OSI=""
53 S ASTM=$P(HL7,U,1),ASTME=$G(^MCAR(690.5,ASTM,0))
54 S ASTM=$P(ASTME,U,1)_$P(ASTME,U,2),VTI=$P(HL7,U,2)
55 S OBI=ASTM_ST(2)_$P(ASTME,U,3)_ST(2)_"CPT4"
56 S UNT=$P(HL7,U,3),RNG=$P(HL7,U,4)
57 D RDATA(VTI,OBI,OSI,UNT,RNG,FILETYPE,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)
58 Q
59SUM(TMP,HL7,OBX,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; This is the miss. message builder for OBX
60 N FILETYPE,VTI,UNT,RNG,RST,OSI,OBI
61 S FILETYPE=$P(TMP,U,2),OSI=""
62 S OBI="SST",(UNT,RNG)="",OSI=""
63 S VTI="TX"
64 D RDATA(VTI,OBI,OSI,UNT,RNG,FILETYPE,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)
65 Q
66DD(TMP,HL7,OBX,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; This is the DD mesage builder for OBX
67 N FLDNAME,VTI,OBI,OSI,UNT,RNG,FILETYPE,FLDNAME
68 S FILETYPE=$P(TMP,U,2),FLDNAME=$P(TMP,"^",1),OSI=""
69 S VTI=$P(HL7,U,2),OBI=MCOR1_ST(3)_MCOR3_ST(3)_FILETYPE_ST(2)_FLDNAME_ST(2)_"DD"
70 S UNT=$P(HL7,U,3),RNG=$P(HL7,U,4)
71 D RDATA(VTI,OBI,OSI,UNT,RNG,FILETYPE,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3)
72 Q
73OBR(TMP,HL7,OBX,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ; This is the OBR add on message
74 N RST,PIECE,FILETYPE
75 S FILETYPE=$P(TMP,U,2),RST=$G(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3,1))
76 S RST=$$CONVERT^MCORMN01(FILETYPE,RST),PIECE=$P(HL7,U,6)+1
77 S $P(@MCDEST@(OBX),ST(1),PIECE)=RST
78 Q
79RDATA(VTI,OBI,OSI,UNT,RNG,FILETYPE,MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3) ;
80 N MCOR4,CONT,LEN,RSTT,TEMP,COUNT,END,RST,CNT,LOOP,LOOP2,X,DIWL,DIWR,DIWF
81 S MCOR4=""
82 F LOOP=1:1 S MCOR4=$O(^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3,MCOR4)) Q:MCOR4="" D
83 .S X=^TMP("MCORMN",$J,"E",MCOR1,MCOR2,MCOR3,MCOR4)
84 .;I $L(X)>80 D WP
85 .I $L(X)>80 D
86 ..D WP
87 .E D
88 ..D:LOOP=1 SETOBX1(FILETYPE,VTI,OBI,OSI,X)
89 ..D:LOOP'=1 SETNODE(MCDEST,X)
90 D SETOBX2(UNT,RNG)
91 Q
92WP ;
93 K ^UTILITY($J,"W") S DIWL=0,DIWR=80,DIWF="" D ^DIWP
94 S CNT=^UTILITY($J,"W",0)
95 F LOOP2=1:1:CNT S RST=^UTILITY($J,"W",0,LOOP2,0) D
96 .I (LOOP2>1)!(LOOP>1) D SETNODE(MCDEST,RST)
97 .E D SETOBX1(FILETYPE,VTI,OBI,OSI,RST)
98 K ^UTILITY($J,"W")
99 Q
100SETOBX1(FILETYPE,VTI,OBI,OSI,OBR) ; Sets the first part of QBX line
101 S:VTI="" VTI="ST"
102 S:OSI="" (MSE,OSI)=$G(MSE)+1
103 D SETNODE(MCDEST,$$OBX1^MCORMN01(FILETYPE,VTI,OBI,OSI,OBR))
104 Q
105SETOBX2(RNG,UNT) ;Sets the second part of OBX line
106 S @MCDEST@(MCLINE,0)=@MCDEST@(MCLINE,0)_$$OBX2^MCORMN01(RNG,UNT)
107 Q
108SETNODE(NODE,VALUE) ;Set the node with the HL7 message string
109 S MCLINE=MCLINE+1,@NODE@(MCLINE,0)=VALUE
110 Q
111SLIP(MSTR) ;Seperate the delimiters
112 F LOOP=1:1:5 S ST(LOOP)=$E(MSTR,LOOP,LOOP)
113 Q
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