This one is 25-70 and lists results present or pending or overdue pending
and drills down with due date for next screening depending on if the prior was PAP or HPV-CERVIX

This indicator uses the universal Indicator template which works in OSCAR 19 Open-O and Well for ONTARIO installs
and thus results with a pie graph for the main display

As you may have noticed the pie graph is less than helpful with small slices, and this indicator is one that will routinely provide those
In OSCAR 19 (ONLY) you might want to alter the indicator to provide the supported bar or table graph displays (shown at the top) using instructions in OSCARgalaxy.org

For BC I will leave it as an exercise to remove the references to Ontario Billing tables

From Peter Hutten-Czapski Dashboard indicator for Cervical Screening in Ontario.
(remember the bulk assign tickler function!)

Admin > Reports > Dashboard > Browse > Import
Then go to the last indicator in the library (it will be the last one imported) and assign it to a dashboard category eg C: Preventions

The indicator without the ON bit is province agnostic and works with BC data
Don’t try to load the ON one unless you have ON billing tables (ie everywhere other than BC!)

Both have universal features sets so that they work in both Open-O and OSCAR 19
and theoretically Well health
(although the indicator will just show PAP if you don’t have a HPV-CERVIX prevention type)

Admin > Reports > Dashboard > Browse > Import
Then go to the last indicator in the library (it will be the last one imported) and assign it to a dashboard category eg C: Preventions

The indicator without the ON bit is province agnostic and works with BC data
Don’t try to load the ON one unless you have ON billing tables (ie everywhere other than BC!)

Both have universal features sets so that they work in both Open-O and OSCAR 19
and theoretically Well health
(although the indicator will just show PAP if you don’t have a HPV-CERVIX prevention type)

Admin > Reports > Dashboard > Browse > Import
Then go to the last indicator in the library (it will be the last one imported) and assign it to a dashboard category eg C: Preventions

The indicator without the ON bit is province agnostic and works with BC data
Don’t try to load the ON one unless you have ON billing tables (ie everywhere other than BC!)

Both have universal features sets so that they work in both Open-O and OSCAR 19
and theoretically Well health
(although the indicator will just show PAP if you don’t have a HPV-CERVIX prevention type)

shows both PAP and HPV-CERVIX data
captures trans patients who might have a cervix (mark them ineligible if they don’t)
date formatting is now ISO so its easier to sort by date (yyyy-mm-dd) if your OSCAR RBT has data tables with sorting headers implemented

shows both PAP and HPV-CERVIX data
captures trans patients who might have a cervix (mark them ineligible if they don’t)
date formatting is now ISO so its easier to sort by date (yyyy-mm-dd) if your OSCAR RBT has data tables with sorting headers implemented

V42 2024/03/07/ 14:10 cut and paste error in previous version corrected.

V41 Feb 15 2024 further formatting correction

V40 Feb 8 2024 corrected formatting issue

V39 Feb 6 2024 – slight change to the background in the colposcopy section.

V38_Jan21_2024 – new combined pap smear hpv culture eForm.

The BC Cancer agency has updated their Cervical Cytology Requisition as of March 2022. There is a new Background and HPV information. I have also updated the parsedate function, updated the calendar to give abbreviated month names, and fixed the fontsize arrow positioning for Clinical Comments.

V29_Jun6_2022 is a GP-specific version, also with the updated month format, but with the additional loop closer to ensure the results do eventually come back.  A tickler is generated to remind the user to ensure results are received.  Sadly, the turn around time is still quite lengthy, so one of the tickler date options is 16 weeks!  Thanks to JohnR for the eye-pleasing animated colour schema.  JohnY

V32 defaults to the GP version but has buttons to choose either Primary care or referral based care.

Note: This eForm used as an example for generating ticklers on the https://oscargalaxy.org/knowledge-base/eform-magic-part-c-examples/ page.

Pap_SmearV33_Jun15_2022 includes 3 options for Follow-Up provider.  The options would be:

1.  sample provider is also the MRP and will do the follow-up.  This is the default setting.
2.  another MRP within the same office.
3.  a referral doctor from outside – for those sites taking on referred women from community GPs, or from PHSA through the HPV screening program and identified as unattached.  The referral physician can be (should be) designated in the master demographic page.

V 34 – Now uses dB tags so that regardless of who (Doctor or MOA) is opening the form, The correct physicians can be used based on who the appointment was with.

V35_Jul11_2022 is a debugged version of V33, as the gender section didn’t work due to use of XBox rather than Xbox.  Some cosmetic changes, including removing print from the F/U side-menu.

V36_Feb8_2023 has improved formatting for the Loop Closer.  Position was too high when rendered in Chrome.

V37_Dec2_2023 updated once again as the Province rolls out high-risk HPV (hr-HPV) screening for all providers.  This will ultimately reduce greatly the need for liquid-based cytology (LBC).  For now, LBC may be assessed by cytology as expected, or by HPV PCR, or both, as per the HPV transition plan.  The reference to slide-based Paps has been removed.  References for hr-HPV screening (high-risk HPV screening) has been added.

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