Files > ROR REGISTRY PARAMETERS

name
ROR REGISTRY PARAMETERS
number
798.1
location
^ROR(798.1,
description
Records of the ROR REGISTRY PARAMETERS file contain various registry parameters and the data that indicates current registry state. Every registry must have a record in this file. Records of the file are uniquely identified by the registry name (the "A" primary key and the uniqueness index "B" are used for that purpose). A permanent screen (the ^DD(798.1,0,"SCR") node) restricts access to records of this file. Users can only access records of those registries that they have the security key(s) for. Users with the ROR VA IRM security key can access all records of the file. If you want the changes in the security keys allocation to have an effect immediately, you should rebuild the "ACL" cross-reference of the .01 field of the SECURITY KEY multiple of this file. See the description of the cross-reference for more details.
Fields
#NameLocationTypeDetailsIndexDescription
.01registry name(+)0;1FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! You can either select an existing registry or add a new one. Registry names must be unique. Names of the National registries must start with "VA". You can only select records of those registries that you have appropriate security key(s) for.
.09national0;11BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
ONLY AUTHORIZED NATIONAL REGISTRY DEVELOPERS CAN EDIT THIS FIELD! The national registries must have this field set to "YES". This prevents local editing of other fields of national registry definitions.
1registry updated until0;2DATE-TIMEThis field indicates the date of the last successful run of the regular registry update process. The search engine looks for new patients starting from this date. Usually, this field should not be manually edited; it is updated automatically. Before initial population of the registry, enter the date that the data search should start from.
2data extracted until0;3DATE-TIMEThis field indicates the date of the last successful run of the regular data extraction process. Do not edit this field.
3selection rule1;0MULTIPLE798.13The SELECTION RULE field contains a list of the top-level selection rules that are used to screen the patients to be added to the registry. The records of the multiple are uniquely identified by the selection rule names. The "A" primary key and the uniqueness index "B" are used for this purpose.
4short description(+)0;4FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION!
5description2;0WORD-PROCESSINGAny additional reference information related to the registry may be stored in this field.
6.1before update4;E1,245FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! Enter a full name ($$TAG^ROUTINE) of the external MUMPS function that will be called before adding a new record to the registry. This entry point can be used to prepare any additional data.
6.2after update5;E1,245FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! Enter a full name ($$TAG^ROUTINE) of the external MUMPS function that will be called after adding a new record to the registry. This entry point can be used to create record(s) in additional linked file(s) of the local registry.
7extract period for new patient0;5NUMERICYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! Enter the number of days that should be subtracted from the earliest date when the patient passed one of the selection rules. The result will be used as the start date of the data extraction for this new patient. If this field is empty, the default value of 3650 is used.
8enable log0;6BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
Select "YES" to enable recording of different kinds of events (debug messages, errors, etc.) generated by registry processes.
8.1log event3;0MULTIPLE798.11The LOG EVENT multiple contain a list of event types that are enabled to record. If the list is empty and recording is enabled, all events except debug messages will be recorded. Otherwise, only recording of the events from the list and error messages will be enabled.
10message builder7;E1,245FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! Enter a full name ($$TAG^ROUTINE) of the external MUMPS function that will be called to generate the registry-specific section of the HL7 message for each record of the registry. If this field has no value, the default entry point ($$REGDATA^ROREXT02) will be used.
11registry status0;7SET OF CODES0:ACTIVE
1:INACTIVE
Select the "INACTIVE" code if you want to exclude the registry from the regular registry updates and data transmissions.
12extracted result8;0MULTIPLE798.112This multiple contains a list of Lab result codes. These results will be extracted and transmitted to AAC.
13protocol9;1POINTER101YOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS A PART OF NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! This field contains a pointer to the protocol in the PROTOCOL file that is used as the event driver for sending HL7 messages.
13.1maximum message size9;2NUMERICThis field stores the maximum size (in megabytes) of a batch HL7 message that can be sent to Austin Automation Center (AAC). If this field is empty or contains 0, the size is not limited. You must coordinate your intentions with AAC support personnel if you are going to edit this field.
13.2alert frequency9;3NUMERICValue of the ALERT FREQUENCY field determines how often e-mail notifications and VistA alerts are sent to the AAC and local staff in case of problems with the site's CCR software (data extraction problems, unsent HL7 messages, etc.). If this field is empty or 0, notifications are not sent. Otherwise, the nightly task increments the error counters and checks the remainders from division of the counters by the value of this field. When a reminder becomes 0, the software sends the corresponding e-mail notification to the AAC and generates the VistA alert to the local staff listed in the NOTIFICATION multiple (14). For example, if the nightly task runs every night and the ALERT FREQUENCY is 2, then alerts and notifications will be sent every other night.
13.3national notification e-mail9;4FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS A PART OF NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! The NATIONAL NOTIFICATION E-MAIL field holds an e-mail address where notifications about registry problems (mostly, data transmission problems) are sent to. If the field is empty, e-mail notifications will not be sent.
14notification10;0MULTIPLE798.114This multiple contains a list of VistA users that should be notified about problems with the local registry.
15.1lag days11;1NUMERICNumber of days that defines an overlap of the data searches during the registry updates and a data extraction delay during the regular data extractions. If this field is empty, the default value of 1 is used by the registry update and data extraction processes. See the package documentation or Technical Description of the field in the data dictionary for more information.
18security key18;0MULTIPLE798.118This multiple stores a list of security keys associated with the registry.
19.1number of patients19;1NUMERICThe NUMBER OF PATIENTS field contains total number of confirmed patients in the registry right after the last registry update.
19.2number of pending patients19;2NUMERICThe NUMBER OF PENDING PATIENTS field stores number of pending patients in the registry right after the last registry update.
19.3hl7 attempt counter19;3NUMERICThe HL7 ATTEMPT COUNTER field is incremented each time the nightly task (the Registry Update & Data Extraction [ROR TASK] option) encounters at least one unsent HL7 message. The nightly task assigns 1 to the field when new HL7 messages are generated (only if all previous messages have been successfully transmitted). Usually, you should not edit this field.
21.01automatic backpull21;1POINTER799.6This field stores the pointer to the historical data extraction definition that was used during the previous run of the nightly task.
21.04local data resent21;3DATE-TIMEThis field holds the date when all local registry data was resent to AAC after the installation (to fix the data incorrectly overwritten with the historical data). Usually, you should not modify this field. If you need to resend all local registry and demographic data to AAC, you should clear this field. The data will be resent automatically during the next nightly transmission.
21.05hdt date/time21;4DATE-TIMEThis field is initialized with the current date/time by the registry setup task upon successful completion of the initial registry population.
22last batch control id22;0MULTIPLE798.122This multiple contains a list of identifiers of the HL7 batch messages generated during the previous run of the nightly task.
25enable protocols0;14BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
If this field is set to "YES", event protocols will be used by the package to speed up the registry processing. The protocols create references to patient events in the ROR PATIENT EVENTS file. Only those patients that have new references will be processed by the next registry update. If several registries are updated at the same time and at least one of them has this field set to "YES", all these registries will be processed using event references.
26exclude employees0;10BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
YOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS PART OF A NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! If this field is set to "YES", patients who are employees will not be processed by the registry update or data extraction functions.
27available reports27;E1,250FREE TEXTYOU MUST NOT EDIT THIS FIELD IF IT IS A PART OF NATIONAL REGISTRY DEFINITION! The AVAILABLE REPORTS field stores a list of report codes (not the IENs!) separated by commas. These reports will be available for this registry in the GUI.
28local test name28;0MULTIPLE798.128This multiple maps local lab tests to the predefined lab test groups that are used in the reports.
29local drug name29;0MULTIPLE798.129This multiple maps local medication names to the predefined medication groups that are used in the reports.
30report stats30;0MULTIPLE798.12Records of this multiple store the statistic data related to running reports. Usually, the stats are reset after successful data transmission to the AAC.
31auto-confirm6;1BOOLEAN0:NO
1:YES
CThis field is used during the registry update to set the status of new patients. If the registry is set to auto-confirm, the patient status is set to 'Confirmed'. If auto-confirm is no, the patient status is set to 'Pending'.

Referenced by 7 types

  1. ROR REGISTRY RECORD (798) -- registry
  2. ROR ICD SEARCH (798.5) -- registry
  3. ROR PHARMACY CODE (798.6) -- registry
  4. ROR TASK (798.8) -- registry
  5. ROR LIST ITEM (799.1) -- registry
  6. ROR GENERIC DRUG (799.51) -- registry
  7. ROR LOCAL FIELD (799.53) -- registry