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In this webinar, we’ll show you how to deal with Globals to implement different data models and sophisticated indexes.

Is it some sort of bug for IRIS for Healthcare to store more index or globals to enable additional capability and features, especially for AI/ML and Analytics ?

I would recommend moving the index global as well.

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We've previously passed the data into new indices to utilise the auto sorting nature of the objectscript arrays, using a number based or alphabetical index depending on how we're hoping

Can you provide the rest of your class, in particular index definitions and the INSERT OR UPDATE statement you are using?

A patient's data has already been registered in the FHIR repository of IRIS for Health. The patient's MRN is 1001. His name is Taro Yamada.

User Story: As a large organization, we want to know how many people (patients or members) and how many documents we are managing in our HealthShare solution to help us understand

Best regards, Florian These are stored as a relationship to %Dictionary.PropertyDefinition, so you can access them like this: select * from %dictionary.propertydefinition where parent

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For instance, it would help to get a cost-effective, language-independent index, but with a quite correct order.

The model needs to be setup to the individual situation of each patient which we call identification.

Exchange 2018.1 Unified Care Record 2019.1, 2019.1.2, 2019.2 3-Medium Risk(Security) HS2020-05-02: FHIR Request from ODS Not Logged in ATNA if Custom Pairs are Used on the Patient

Process") set tPDQRequest.Title=pRequest.GetValueAt("/title") $$$LOGINFO("Title: "_tPDQRequest.Title) set tPDQRequest.LastName=pRequest.GetValueAt("/recordTarget(1)/patientRole/patient