PRSN POC DAILY TIME EXTRACTION

TITLEVALUE
NAMEPRSN POC DAILY TIME EXTRACTION
DESCRIPTIONVANOD shall have the ability to extract data from the POC DAILY ACTIVITY
EXTRACTION File (#451.7).

Input Parameters: The PEV RPC Broker call shall be called with the
following input parameters.

Parameter 1: Integer - records with a sequence number greater than
this value shall be returned, in sequence. If you want to return
records starting at the beginning of the file then a value of 0 should
be sent as this parameter. The number of records returned shall not
exceed the value passed in parameter 2.

Parameter 2: Integer - Maximum number of records to be returned.
TAGPOCTIME
ROUTINEPRSN9B
INPUT PARAMETERSSEQUENCE NUMBER1
INPUT PARAMETERPRSNSEQ
DESCRIPTIONAny records in POC DAILY ACTIVITY EXTRACTION File (#451.7) with a sequence
number greater than this value shall be returned, in sequence. The number
of records returned shall not exceed the value passed in parameter
PRSNREC.
PARAMETER TYPELITERAL
REQUIREDYES
MAXIMUM DATA LENGTH15
INPUT PARAMETERSSEQUENCE NUMBER2
INPUT PARAMETERPRSNREC
DESCRIPTIONThis is the Maximum number of records to be returned.
PARAMETER TYPELITERAL
REQUIREDYES
MAXIMUM DATA LENGTH15
RETURN VALUE TYPEGLOBAL ARRAY
RETURN PARAMETER DESCRIPTIONThe PEV RPC Broker call shall provide a VistA temporary global array of
records with the name provided with the input parameter 1.

Header Node
This global array shall have a header node with index 0. The header node
is a literal string with delimiter ^ . Data returned in the header node
is defined as follows:

Delimiter Piece # Data Description
^ 1 Site Name (STATION NUMBER) of VistA database
^ 2 Sequence # of first record in returned data
^ 3 Sequence # of last record returned
^ 4 Total number of records returned
^ 5 Sequence # of last record currently in Nurse POC
Extraction file (#541.7)

Data Nodes
The output shall be an array of records indexed by sequence number as
defined by the input parameters. Each record is a delimited literal
string defined as follows:

Delimiter Piece # Data Description
^ 1 Sequence Number
^ 2 Division IEN of Nurse Primary Location
^ 3 Division IEN of Nurse Location Worked
^ 4 Version Number (Sequence Number of Times of Reconciled)
^ 5 Nurse ID (SS# without - )
^ 6 IEN (Internal Entry Number) of File #450 Paid Employee
^ 7 Time Record Date (YYYYMMDD)
^ 8 Start Time (0000 - 2345)
^ 9 Stop Time (0015 - 2400) (stop time must be greater start
time)
^ 10 Type of Time
^ 11 Point of Care derived from NURS LOCATION 211.4
^ 12 Mandatory Overtime (M or V)
^ 13 Reason for Overtime
^ 14 Types of Work
^ 15 Release Date (CYYMMDD)
^ 16 Nurse T&L Unit at time of POC approval

Version Number (Piece 4) Full Day Substitution
The records with highest version number are the most recently released
data records. Records with version number one are original records.
Records with a version number greater than 1 are corrections to records
that have been released previously.
The highest version number for a nurse and a date is a replacement for
all data for the earlier version of the data for that nurse on that date.
(Full day substitution).
It may be necessary to provide VANOD with a correction to a day off where
overtime was incorrectly reported and there was no activity on that day.
The RPC shall return a record with identifiers but no activity data for
that day (see sample record 28).

Seq# Div. Sta # Version # Nurse ID Nurse IEN 450
FM Date Start Time Stop Time Type of Time Point of Care
Mand. OT Reason for overtime Type of Work
25 688 688 1 000-45-8452 13418
20091016 0700 1000 Tour Time 2841
26 7818 688 1 000-45-8452 13418
20091016 1000 1900 Tour Time 2841
Sitter
27 7819 688 1 000-45-8452 13418
20091016 1900 2100 Overtime 1677
Mandatory
28 7736 688 2 000-22-9999 2088
20090912 0700 1530 Tour Time 2841
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INACTIVEACTIVE
CLIENT MANAGER
WORD WRAP ONTRUE
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