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Patient presents with abnormal SR and RHR.

Learn why normalization, patient matching, and external data integration are crucial for accuracy.

%New() #; create patient object set patientSDA = ##class(HS.SDA3.Patient).

("profile","Practitioner/"_practitioner,"string") Do properties.SetClaimValue("fhirUser","Practitioner/"_practitioner,"string") Do properties.SetClaimValue("patient",patient,"

a patient early, and then readmiting that patient.

%New() // iterate explicitly set index = "" for { set index = numbers.Next(index) // working with indexes quit:index="" set item = numbers.GetAt

EmployeeIndex On Employee;Index CompanyIndex On Company;Index StatusIndex [Type = bitmap];} The lightweight solution:If you are just interested if there is a relations ship or not

I don't need to index the values or use individual values in the SQL statement (e.g.

Index on 'Transaction.Date, Transaction.Account'Is there a way to FORCE the inner select to be executed first?

It's correct, you can use index or name of a field. Are you sure about the value of a field? Could you post the entire HL7 message?

what's the disadvantage of using lot of indexes ? Thank you KR, Amine That depends on your data model.

But either way we'll want a custom global to index the data for data retrieval performance purposes. Anyone else taking this approach? Any feedback? Why Ensemble over IRIS?

For example you can use code completion to quickly check the possible options for an index's keywords (with documentation):

For the SELECT COUNT(*), the optimizer is satisfying that from the index (you don't seem to have a bitmap extent index, but that index on age is still plenty small), which is very cheap

care and control costsThe need for real-time business intelligence capability to measure progress toward goals, whether Meaningful Use objectives or the organization's own patient