Open Source Clinical Applications and Resources
Open Source Clinical Applications and Resources
Created in collaboration between Dr. Balchandra Dhawan and Mike Dodd. A search to find all eligible mammogram patients and see who has done mammograms and who has not done or null value. With Added check to patient’s Lab Results to…
Preventions (including vaccines) can be printed from the reports menu with this RBT Install it and then you can Administration > Reports by Template > Preventions The drop down list is of all the charts opened in the last hour…
Created by Dr. Balchandra Dhawan: The Following RBT can filter any thing from prevention table eg. FIT,BMD,Mamo- I most often use daily to recheck how many vaccines I gave today.
Created by Ian Pun – This will find the patients most recently accessed.
Reports active patients between 4 up to but not including 7 years old requiring an MMR shot. Created by Peter Hutten-Czapski
A request was sent to OSCAR BC for a report by template that does the following: -Searches active patients by provider within specified dates, including an option to search by “all providers” -Counts and lists how many appointments the active…
Created in partnership with Sam Van. This RBT searches for appointments between dates for the specified provider(s).
Provided by Earl Wertheimer – A RBT to check for duplicate charts: How it works: The grouping is by name & DOB. The ‘having count(*) > 1; lists the duplicates, but only a single line for each set of dups.…
Created by Stanley Hurwitz. select distinct CONCAT( “/” , ‘Demographic’, “/” ) As “Demographic”,demo.last_name”Last Name”,demo.first_name”First Name”,demo.phone “Home Phone”,demo.phone2″Alternate Phone”,demo.email”Email”,b.billing_date “Billing Date” from billing b, billingmaster bm, demographic demo where (demo.email != “” and b.billing_no = bm.billing_no and demo.demographic_no = b.demographic_no…
This is a free text search for multiple fields Created By Earl Wertheimer and Gunther Klein. This search can be somewhat slower given the breadth and depth of the search.