Files > ROR PATIENT EVENTS

name
ROR PATIENT EVENTS
number
798.3
location
^RORDATA(798.3,
description
The ROR PATIENT EVENTS file is used to store references to those patients that were processed with errors and were not added to the registry (see the ERROR multiple). Moreover, the data references generated by the event protocols are stored in this file (see the EVENT multiple). These references are used to speed up the regular registry updates. Records of the file have the same internal entry numbers as the internal values of the PATIENT NAME field ('DINUM' feature).
Fields
#NameLocationTypeDetailsIndexDescription
.01patient name(+)0;1POINTER2BThe PATIENT NAME field identifies the patient. You can add a patient from the PATIENT file.
1error1;0MULTIPLE798.31This multiple stores references to those registries that have the patient processed with errors and has not been added to the registry. When the problems are fixed, the data search must start not from the date of the previous run of the registry update process but from the date that was used when the problem arose. Otherwise, the data in the interval between those dates will not be checked and some important information may be missed. This date cannot be stored in the registry file (#798) because the patient has not been added to the registry yet. So, the date is stored in this multiple. Before the registry update process begins searching the data of the patient, it tries to find a record for that patient in this multiple. If it exists, the date from the record is used in the search instead of regular date (from the REGISTRY UPDATED UNTIL field of the REGISTRY PARAMETERS file. After successfully processing the patient data, the corresponding record is deleted from this multiple. Records of the multiple are uniquely identified by the registry IEN. The "A" primary key and the "B" uniqueness index are used for this purpose. Usually, records within this multiple should not be edited. Its content is handled automatically by entry points from the routine RORUPP01 during the registry update. However, if the errors are not corrected in the predefined time frame (2 weeks at the moment), patient data will not be analyzed by the subsequent registry updates until someone fixes the errors and resets the COUNTER field of the patient records in this multiple.
2event2;0MULTIPLE798.32This multiple stores event references created by the event protocols. The registry update uses these references to speed up the processing. The event references are grouped by the data areas (protocols) and only one reference per associated date (the DATE field) for each data area is stored at the moment. The "AD" cross-reference is used by the $$ADD^RORUPP02 function for this purpose.

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