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Hi,What is the best practice when adding FHIR extension to Patient resource?

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Any suggestions on a way to indicate when a patient encounter is in an ‘Observation’ status** in Clinical Viewer?

You already know the command for that: TRAIN MODEL WeatherForecast Be patient! This training took 1391 seconds, wich is approximately 23 minutes!!!!

*wish I could post an answer* I found the following in HS.Message.PatientSearchRequest.cls: /// Search modes user - regular patient lookup, admin - mpi patient lookup no consent

Hi,I know of the existance of (ELEMENTS) to create an index from a list, but I actually would like to index the content of an element of a list. Is it possible?

How do tables get index, is there some kind of mechanism that automatically does it, or are we responsible for indexing tables ourselves?

Use ^%GSIZE to look at the size of your index global before and after you populate your new index.

And yes: Caché creates the index with SQLUPPER collation by default for all the indexes, except idkey ones. Yes, if you have idkey in index, that has to be Exact collation.

This method returns an object in which the value of this index corresponds to the value of val. But this method is available only for unique indexes.

a new index with the combination of CREATE INDEX with the DEFER option and BUILD INDEX.

Hard-coding an index, as in the example below, works.do source.GetFieldStreamRaw(.stream, "PIDgrpgrp(1).ORCgrp(1).OBXgrp(3).OBX:5.1")However, if I use k1 instead, as in the example

How to delete this redundant task. Cannot press delete when logged in as _system This system task was present in the scheduler in IRIS 2020.1 but I'm assuming you upgraded to 2022

Could any one tell me, how the index works in cache db, Consider for example, I have a table called "Employee" and the fields as "EMPID, EMPNAME, EMPAGE" and I am having index for

Among the first is improving care coordination and outcomes for our highest risk patients.