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I'm working with a client who has InterSystems in his hospital to the management of patients and nurses. Now he want to develop a web app which can schedule nurse sift.

smart assistants, and medical-grade monitoring devices are all able to connect to InterSystems IRIS for Health, allowing healthcare providers to make informed decisions that keep patients

topic for ensemble production but i think that the solution is so far to find, please can you help me , my question is :i want to create a data base inside it i associat for each patient

ChargeFlags = '0' AND CollDateODBC > DATEADD(DAY,-45,CURRENT_DATE) GROUP BY PtNumber,cpt4_OVR, CollDateODBC HAVING count(*) > 2 ``` -This returns a count of 3 for each patient

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In this sense there is no problem that a Doctor can also be a Patient. There is duplication of storage here, but its a small trade off from other aspects of the architecture.

However, when I run the code with the variable "index" in the OBXgrp below: set index = 1 set addarray(1) = source.GetValueAt("PIDgrpgrp(1).ORCgrp(1).OBXgrp(index).OBX:ObservationValue

In the Business service I open up the Message and from that I extract properties such as the Patient ID, three key fields LogType (where the data came from: PMI, In-Patient, Out-Patient

For this application, the Mako was used to generate a valid FHIR JSON message to create a new patient on server: { "resourceType": "Patient", "name": [ {

you can do what you want with a list property, you don't need an array property for it, even though that would make your life easier.First of all, for optimisation purposes, add an index

%GetMetadata().columns.GetAt(index).colName // and label. Notice that columns must be an instance of %ResultSet.MD.Column. Hi Rubens, Is this what you are after...

Both of those will have an index global. The message content is held in a stream which would be roughly the same size in bytes plus a small overhead.