Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of RxNormForVista


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Nov 20, 2013, 7:04:49 PM (11 years ago)
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  • RxNormForVista

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    88== Why do I want this? ==
    9 !RxNorm is necessary for interoperability with other systems. If you use VISTA alone without having to talk to any other system, then you don't need !RxNorm. However, if you perform external drug interactions, send CCDA documents, or archive patient records for CCR, you are going to need RxNorm. For Meaningful Use, you are required to have !RxNorm for various purposes.
     9!RxNorm is necessary for interoperability with other systems. If you use VISTA alone without having to talk to any other system, then you don't need !RxNorm. However, if you perform external drug interactions, send CCDA documents, or archive patient records for CCR, you are going to need !RxNorm. For Meaningful Use, you are required to have !RxNorm for various purposes.
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    1111== What does this release contain? ==
    1212This release contains Fileman files corresponding to most of public domain !RxNorm (archived data is not loaded into VISTA). It also contains utilities for querying !RxNorm for specific information and a utility to add drugs to the drug files automatically based on an !RxNorm number.
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    14 It's important to note that the public domain !RxNorm files here differ from the NLM prescribable subset of !RxNorm. While both are public domain, the prescribable subset does not contain the VA datasets that enable translation between VISTA and !RxNorm. These are available in the full !RxNorm package from the NLM.
     14It's important to note that the public domain !RxNorm files here differ from the NLM prescribable subset of !RxNorm. While both are public domain, the prescribable subset does not contain the VA datasets that enable translation between VISTA and !RxNorm. These are available in the full !RxNorm package from the NLM. Public domain corresponds to UMLS Restriction Level 0. Read further below to see how to get proprietary codes into your data file like First Databank GCNs and SNOMED codes.
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    16 == How can I install Rxnorm on VISTA/RPMS? ==
     16== How much does this cost? ==
     17This release is licensed under [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html AGPL v3.0]. Commercial use for commercial entities running VISTA can be obtained for $2000 per VISTA instance; commercial license can be found here: RxNormForVista/CommercialLicense.
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     19== How can I install !RxNorm on VISTA/RPMS? ==
     20=== Before you install ===
     21'''YOU MUST READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLING'''
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     23The !RxNorm globals file is about 2.5 GB, and when loaded it takes up about 2.5GB. You therefore need to have at least 10 GB on your drive.
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     25It is very highly recommended that you load and maintain !RxNorm in the !^C0CRXN global in an UNJOURNALED portion of your Mumps Database. The data is reproducible and does not need to be journaled; and journaling it is very expensive in terms of journal size. In addition, once loaded, it will not change until the next load. Maintaining back-ups of your database will be easier this way.
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     27!RxNorm contains very long text values. You must ensure that your Mumps database can do at least 16,000 characters in a single global node.
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     29TODO: GT.M Example
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     31=== Installation ===
    1732As of version 0.02 (currently the version 2.2), this version changes how you would do installation. You now install the dictionary file (which you need to only install once unless it changes) and then install the data file, which changes month to month. The data installation now takes 30 minutes to 60 minutes since it is transported as globals. [[BR]]
    1833Installation Order:
    1934 * DD and routines: source:ccr/trunk/rxnorm/tags/2.2/RXNORM_FOR_VISTA_2P2.KID
    20  * Public Domain Data (unzip first): source:ccr/trunk/rxnorm/tags/2.2/RXNORM_FOR_VISTA_PD_DATA_11P2013.GKID.7z
     35 * Public Domain Data (unzip with 7z first): source:ccr/trunk/rxnorm/tags/2.2/RXNORM_FOR_VISTA_PD_DATA_11P2013.GKID.7z
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    22 Typical Transcript for Installation: InstallTranscriptRxNorm
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    24 NB: The releases on this server only incorporate terms with Restriction Levels 0, 1, and 4. First Databank Codes are not included because they are Restriction Level 3. Restriction levels legalese can be found in the RXNORM SOURCES Description for SRL field (fyi: SRL = Source Restriction Level); and actual restriction level can be found in the same file for each record.
     37Installation is a normal KIDS file installation. There is nothing special about it.
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    2639== Contents of the KIDS file ==
    27  * RXNORM CONCEPTS (176.001) corresponding to free content in RXNCONSO.RRF
     40=== Files ===
     41||'''Name'''||'''Number'''||'''!RxNorm NLM File'''||
     42||RXNORM CONCEPT NAMES AND SOURCES||176.001||RXNCONSO.RRF||
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     44 * RXNORM CONCEPTS (176.001) corresponding to free content in
    2845 * RXNORM NDC TO RXCUI (176.002) corresponding to the NDC/RXNORM subset of RXNSAT.RRF
    2946 * RXNORM SOURCES (176.003) corresponding to RXNSAB.RRF