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TxAce CMHC ICD 10 Project

Overview

This project allows CMHC users to add diagnosis records to a client's register using the new ICD10 codes and descriptions.

The project uses a combination of uscript and sql.

Dependencies

Clone Project

$ git clone https://github.com/txace/icd10-sql.git

Install SQL

Automated install

note requires Sql Managmenet Studio to be installed

C:\> cd icd10-sql C:\icd10-sql\> install.bat

Manual install

Create the GEM tables

execute the following files:

Import the data into the GEM tables

execute the following files:

Configure Parmfiles

copy icd10-sql/parm/dx10.parm to new file called dx10.ignore

edit dx10.ignore parameters to match your system. You must set:

  • o_user
  • o_pass
  • o_ds
  • o_db
  • ReportID

Install Parmfiles and Uscripts

Automated install

note requires node js to be installed

$ cp config.example.json config.ignore.json

edit config.ignore with your system settings. Required settings:

  • sysname
  • webname
  • host
  • name
  • user
  • cronname
  • cron
  • scripts
    • dststart
    • trace
    • gaf_dct
    • status_dct
    • primary_axis_dct
    • abl_dct
    • reason_dct

$ npm install $ node cmhc-install $ node deploy

Manual Install

  • Create new parmfile on the target system
  • Copy Paste contents of parm/dx10.ignore into new parmfile
  • Copy the following files into $sysname/SCRIPT/S directory
    • CONVICD10_9.usc
    • DX10.usc
    • inc_DX10.usc
    • lib_DX10.usc
  • Use CMHC Uscript interface to compile the following scripts
    • CONVICD10_9.usc
    • DX10.usc
    • inc_DX10.usc
    • lib_DX10.usc
  • Install all of the files in the Resources directory to /your/bui/installed/path/our_images/ where /your/bui/installed/path is the path to your bui installation. For Example: /c0/cmhcweb/cmchbui/cmhcbuilocal/.

DX10.usc

  1. UI Modes There are 4 UI modes supported by the DX10.usc script A. REPORT B. VIEW C. DATAENTRY D. !DP

A. REPORT Mode Report mode restricts users to only viewing the most recent snapshot of the category id set by the irmsreportid parameter.

B. View Mode View mode restricts users to a display only page of the top layer of the DX 10 record for the active client

C. Dataentry Mode DateEntry mode lets users enter DX10 records for other staff who completed the diagnosis. The UI exposes an extra field required field for the users to select the staff id of the staff who completed the diagnosis.

D. Not Data Present Mode If the Mode is not set then staff have access to enter DX10 records as diagnosing staff.

  1. DX10.usc Configuration A. User Access Settings You can restrict access to the DX10 script by setting the Exclude_staff_by parameter. There are 4 valid options for this parm: I. STAFFDST II. DCT III. GROUP IV. !dp

I.#### Exclude_staff_by STAFFDST

STAFFDST Does a $dbread of the $operstaffid looking up the dst configured by the creds_dst setting. The value retrieved will be compaired to the items in the list set by entry_creds. If creds_dst_dct and creds_dst_dct_op are set then the value retrieve by the $dbread is edited against the dct / alternate code of creds_dst_dct / creds_dst_dct_op.

If the value is found in the entry_creds[] list then access to the program is denied

Examples
exclude_staff_by STAFFDST
creds_dst S.ENC.CRED
creds_dst_dct 601
creds_dst_dct_op 1
entry_creds-1 H

In this example the current operator will be checked for a value in their S.ENC.CRED stand alone dst. The value is then edited against dct number 601's alt 1 value. If that value matchs 'H' then the staff is excluded from continuing

Exclude_staff_by DCT

DCT Does a $dct() lookup to see if the value of $operstaffid is present in the DCT. If the staff id is NOT present to in the DCT then the user is excluded from continuing.

Examples
exclude_staff_by DCT
staff_access_dct 2071

Exclude_staff_by GROUP

GROUP Does a $getopergroups() to look up the $oper signon groups. Only the group membership is considered. Group membership is compared to the allowed_groups[] list. If the user is a NOT a member of a group that is present in the allowed_groups[] list then the user is excluded from continuing.

Examples
exclude_staff_by GROUP
allowed_groups-1 1
allowed_groups-2 99

Exclude_staff_by

When Exclude_staff_by value is Not Data Present then no users are restricted from accessing the script.

Force Mode Settings

You can force the UI mode by setting the force_mode_by parameter. There are 4 valid options for this parm:

  • STAFFDST
  • DCT
  • GROUP
  • !dp

force_mode_by STAFFDST

STAFFDST Does a $dbread of the $operstaffid looking up the dst configured by the creds_dst setting. The value retrieved will be compaired to the items in the list set by entry_creds. If creds_dst_dct and creds_dst_dct_op are set then the value retrieve by the $dbread is edited against the dct / alternate code of creds_dst_dct / creds_dst_dct_op.

If the value is found in the entry_creds[] list then the UI mode is changed to the value of the force_mode parameter.

Examples
force_mode DATAENTRY
force_mode_by STAFFDST
creds dst S.ENC.CRED
creds_dst_dct 601
creds_dst_dct_op 1
entry_creds-1 H

In this example the current operator will be checked for a value in their S.ENC.CRED stand alone dst. The value is then edited against dct number 601's alt 1 value. If that value matchs 'H' then the script's UI mode is set to "DATAENTRY".

force_mode_by DCT

DCT Does a $dct() lookup to see if the value of $operstaffid is present in the DCT. If the staff id is NOT present to in the DCT then the script's UI mode is set to value of the force_mode parameter.

Examples
force_mode_by DCT
staff_access_dct 2071

force_mode_by GROUP

GROUP Does a $getopergroups() to look up the $oper signon groups. Only the group membership is considered. Group membership is compared to the allowed_groups[] list. If the user is a NOT a member of a group that is present in the allowed_groups[] list then the script's UI mode is set to the value of the force_mode parameter.

Examples
force_mode_by GROUP
allowed_groups-1 1
allowed_groups-2 99

Allowed to Diagnosis Settings

When the UI Mode is set to DATAENTRY you can validate the staff id that is entered as the diangosing staff. To enable this validation use the allowed_to_dx parameter. There are 4 valid options for allowed_to_dx

  • STAFFDST
  • DCT
  • GROUP
  • !dp

allowed_to_dx STAFFDST

STAFFDST Does a $dbread of the $operstaffid looking up the dst configured by the dx_dst setting. The value retrieved will be compaired to the items in the list set by dx_creds[]. If dx_dst_dct and dx_dst_dct_op are set then the value retrieve by the $dbread is edited against the dct / alternate code of dx_dst_dct / dx_dst_dct_op.

If the value is found in the entry_creds[] list then the UI mode is changed to the value of the force_mode parameter.

Examples
force_mode DATAENTRY
allowed_to_dx STAFFDST
dx_dst S.ENC.CRED
dx_dst_dct 601
dx_dst_dct_op 1
dx_creds-1 H

In this example the current operator will be checked for a value in their S.ENC.CRED stand alone dst. The value is then edited against dct number 601's alt 1 value. If that value matchs 'H' then the script accepts that staff id as a valid id for completing a diagnosis.

allowed_to_dx DCT

DCT Does a $dct() lookup to see if the value of $operstaffid is present in the DCT. If the staff id is present to in the DCT then the script accepts that staff id as a valid id for completing a diagnosis.

Examples
allowed_to_dx DCT
staff_access_dct 2071

allowed_to_dx GROUP

GROUP Does a $getopergroups() to look up the $oper signon groups. Only the group membership is considered. Group membership is compared to the dx_groups[] list. If the user is a member of a group that is present in the dx_groups[] list then the script accepts that staff id as a valid id for completing a diagnosis.

Examples
allowed_to_dx GROUP
dx_groups-1 1
dx_groups-2 99

ICD9 Gaf DST

icd9_gaf_dst DST_NAME ex.) icd9_gaf_dst c.dxaxvc

Optional: ICD10_File/ICD9_File

Used to quickly return either the ICD 10 or 9 Description from a file instead of relying on the database. Reason? No major requirements to retrofit existing scripts to simply display the description Files used are in the data directory

Examples
ICD10_File /c0/EXPORT/ICD10/t_ICD-10_ICD-10_with_GEM_AXIS.csv
ICD9_File /c0/EXPORT/ICD10/t_ICD-10_ICD-9_with_GEM_AXIS.csv

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