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Bob Lewin wrote elsewhere:
snip
>
> As a pre-Argus user, I dont know about its pdf capability.
>
It's a document transport system and indifferent to the data payload.
> My limited experience of importing pfd letters created elsewhere is
> that most people dont adequately compress when pdf is created.
> Typically a 15KB word document might have been sent as a 150Kb or
> larger pdf. Cumulatively that degrades the operation of the document
> management system. I presently scan paper letters to pdf with settings
> giving 15-20KB per page.
>
My objection to any format other than RTF and ASCII is that I have to
open an external viewer. This is inefficient.
Like you, Bob, I object to bloated pdf data and under Windows I
particularly hate Acrobat which is so large it must have delusions of
being an operating system.
> If a text letter is being sent ie nearly all specialist to GP
> correspondence, the text body and some author authentication is all
> that is required.
>
As far as I am aware only Medical Objects (?and Argus) preserve data
authentication but no electronic health record can hold and use this data.
Specialists say they like pdfs because the user cannot alter the data. I
think by that they mean they cannot alter the data.
IMHO there has been far too little discussion at the local level about
what format and by what media doctors want to receive data. It seems to
me that most specialists are happy to receive paper and most GPs what
electronic ASCII.
> Images need to be able to be sent, a lower priority. Again, the sender
> may primarily have very large format photos eg endoscopic procedure
> images. There is usually either no absolute requirement for us as GPs
> to store this bloat at all, or we need to ensure that we can downsize
> inbound images to file sizes we want. While there wont be agreement as
> to who wants exactly what on the latter, the ability for the
> importing practice to control what is added to patient EHR is essential.
>
I don't want binaries. GPs work at a higher level than that. Sorting out
what all those squiggles mean looks like tedious boring work. That's why
specialists are paid so much.
David
Helen Porteus wrote:
>
> More effort has been put into convincing our local specialists in more
> recent times - but at the end of the day, from their perspective, why
> would they bother? Their attitude was that they basically needed
> computers at a level where they were capable on only word processing -
> so why would they bother to take the computers to a "higher level" to
> allow "secure" correspondence.
>
Yes, there's nothing in it for them. "Meet 'em and street 'em." You'd
only do it if you were interested in optimal patient care or thought GPs
mattered.
> There may need to be a major re-education of specialists before there
> will be universal acceptance of the need (or desirability) of the
> electronic health record. I am sure this is not the case with the
> newer generations coming through - but a lot of them seem IT-wary,
> from my observation. GPs are very much at the forefront of the move
> to the electronic health record - but they are limited by those to
> whom they are referring.
>
> We use Argus for transporting our radiology reports, but not
> specialist letters.
>
In our area about a third of our specialist reports come electronically
through the Medical Objects client, Capricorn, that I mentioned above.
It's only a third of the reports but it sure beats scanning.
Once setup specialists' secretaries prefer e-sending.
Helen, buy all your e-specialists' receptionists chocolates and roses
for Christmas.
David
could all acir password holders try to logon to the new bowel cancer screening
program site
http://www.medicareaustralia.gov.au/providers/online_initiatives/pds_providers.s\
html#logon_pds
then go to
How to log on to PDS
Log in with ACIR or FRF password
should take you to
https://www2.medicareaustralia.gov.au/pext/provider/pages/pds/main.htm
you need the keyfile and your password
please let me know if you can or cannot log on and any other details
if you lurk email me privately
i need to know by Wednesday evening as thursday is the meeting with doha
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The Medical Objects electronic referral client, Trinity, uses the
recipient provider number to uniquely identify and automate the sending
process.
MD3 has a field for the sender's provider number but not the recipient's.
Can this be added and made available through the MD template system?
David
Setup - MD 3.6.6, Sullivan and Nicolaides Pathology Fetch program,
Medial Objects Capricorn Bleeding Edge.
My \\server\HCNMSGS\OUT directory is full of S&N, MO ACKS.
Fetch seems to integrate properly into MD and downloads are working
fine. The Fetch upload directory points to \\server\HCNMSGS\OUT. (Tools
| Options | Investigations | Setup data transfer | Advanced | Fetch |
Edit | Export Directory. Enabled - checked. Generate ACKS - checked)
I am not quite sure how to configure Capricorn. The defaults look
sensible and MO program defaults usually seem to just work.
My question is does the Out directory just fill up with ACKS or should
they be archived off somewhere else?
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
> In MD3 Tools/Options menu there is a tab marked RSD for Referral Status and
Discharge Summary system. It allows you to select whether electronic status and
discharge summaries are filed under the Letters or Documents tab of the clinical
window. Does anyone know anything about the mechanism of getting such summaries
into MD3?
Yes.
> They would presumably be received by a secure communications system,
mostly paper
> but how are they transferred to MD?
via the pathology import facility.
> How are they read before being incorporated in a patient record?
on screen.
> Where is this set up?
pathology defaults.
> Where is it documented?
Here? The document has to be massaged into HL7 or PIT for processing by
the MD pathology import facility.
> The online help is not forthcoming. There is also a PKI tab in Tools/Options.
What is MD doing with PKI?
See Bob's reply and also see Argus (http://argusconnect.com.au/) as an
external PKI encrypter / decrypter.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
On a slightly less facetious note, we receive quite a bit of
correspondence via Medical Objects (http://www.medical-objects.com.au/)
and are now getting test discharge summaries from the local hospital via
Argus. Our preference is to receive them as RTF of ASCII and view them
in the Letters module. This is quicker than using the documents folder
and having to launch an external viewer. (You can also search for a text
string in the letters in the same way as you can in progress notes.)
However, the metadata from the letter is lost during Letters processing.
That is, the from field is left blank and the subject line reads
pathology import. Anything you put in the pathology comments field is
thrown away. Attempting to edit the metadata in Letters module is disabled.
After a year our patient files show lots of incoming letters from
"blank" specialists and there is no metadata saved about the contents of
the letter. This upsets the accreditors.
David
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FYI.
Putting C:\ManageEzy not \\Server\ManageEzy in the main configuration
pane allowed us to create a successful backup file. You need to use the
UNC in the ManageEzy pane of course to allow remote connections.
HTHO.
David
Peter Machell wrote:
> Um, we have the technology. You can have a separate group on
> ozdocit.org if
> you like, without the allegiance to Yahoo and the crap that comes with
> this.
Peter
I don't think it's the technology so much as the ownership, or the lack
thereof, that makes AusMedSoft somewhat attractive.
I note that a person or persons unknown has recently been in
communication with Horst and the upshot of which is that the GPCG_TALK
archive remains off line.
I don't think such pressure could be as easily brought to bear here
since nobody owns the list as such. If you go to the AusMedSoft home
page (http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/AusMedicalSoftware/) you will
find the links to the Moderator Statement and the About page. Vic
Djajamihardja started the list in 2000. He hasn't been here for some
years. I suppose a disgruntled litigant could track him down but his
Jaratech website http://www.jaratech.com.au/ looks moribund.
If the aggrieved party failed to find a list owner, they would have to
get Yahoo to close us down which might seem more trouble than it's worth
and they would probably just proceed against the alleged defamer.
None of this should really worry us though since we all love everybody
and only say nice things here.
David
I use a plain paper certificate for CentreLink medical certificate..... It
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It is accepted.
Dr Peter J. Sartori
Wodonga West Medical Clinic
Wodonga, 3690
03 6056 2447
-----Original Message-----
From: AusMedicalSoftware@...
[mailto:AusMedicalSoftware@...]On Behalf Of Gary Spurge
Sent: Sunday, 29 July 2007 1:06 PM
To: AusMedicalSoftware@...
Subject: [AusMedicalSoftware] Re: Does AusMedSoft serve a purpose?
--- In AusMedicalSoftware@..., "Peter Machell"
<petermachell@...> wrote:
>
> On 7/23/07, Gary Spurge <garyspurge@...> wrote:
>
> > a feature I liked about this site, is that files can be stored and
> > shared here http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/AusMedicalSoftware/files/
> > HCN restrict access to there templates forum.
> Um, we have the technology. You can have a separate group on
ozdocit.org if
> you like, without the allegiance to Yahoo and the crap that comes
with this.
>
> Peter.
I appreciate that Peter. I have just uploaded a file template to this
site which could have been used by Doctors who wish to do medical
certificates suitable for "Centrelink". I understand a similar
template was once distributed with Medical Director, but it was
removed. I understood that the reason for the removal was that having
the Centrelink logo on the template may infringe on copyright
I believe many doctors continue to use such a template and Centrelink
don't seem to mind. I am not however sure it would be fair on Horst
for him have such a template on his server, given the recent events.
Gary
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--- In AusMedicalSoftware@..., "Peter Machell"
<petermachell@...> wrote:
>
> On 7/23/07, Gary Spurge <garyspurge@...> wrote:
>
> > a feature I liked about this site, is that files can be stored and
> > shared here http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/AusMedicalSoftware/files/
> > HCN restrict access to there templates forum.
> Um, we have the technology. You can have a separate group on
ozdocit.org if
> you like, without the allegiance to Yahoo and the crap that comes
with this.
>
> Peter.
I appreciate that Peter. I have just uploaded a file template to this
site which could have been used by Doctors who wish to do medical
certificates suitable for "Centrelink". I understand a similar
template was once distributed with Medical Director, but it was
removed. I understood that the reason for the removal was that having
the Centrelink logo on the template may infringe on copyright
I believe many doctors continue to use such a template and Centrelink
don't seem to mind. I am not however sure it would be fair on Horst
for him have such a template on his server, given the recent events.
Gary
On 7/23/07, Gary Spurge <garyspurge@...> wrote:
> a feature I liked about this site, is that files can be stored and
> shared here http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/AusMedicalSoftware/files/
> HCN restrict access to there templates forum.
> The Ozdoc site has a "file galleries" but no one seems to use that for
> templates. (not that anyone has uploaded one to this site, for some
> time either)
>
Um, we have the technology. You can have a separate group on ozdocit.org if
you like, without the allegiance to Yahoo and the crap that comes with this.
Peter.
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> I don't think that ever happened, Thinus. There is nothing in our
> personal memory or computer banks to support that claim.
>
> David
I am happy to categorically state that I don't think it has got
anything to do with me. I wonder if some of the big players wouldn't
be well served by saying the same (if they can).
Gary
FM Janse Van Rensburg wrote:
> Or was it when a certain software provider threatened to take me to court?
>
I don't think that ever happened, Thinus. There is nothing in our
personal memory or computer banks to support that claim.
David
Gary Spurge wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> Do you know who is doing the threatening?
>
> Gary
No idea Gary but I find it bizarre that they should threaten Horst. It's
like suing the manufacturers of newsprint paper.
I guess the only grounds for their actions, presuming Horst is not the
one making the alleged defamatory remarks, is that he controls the archive.
One of the good things about this list, as far as I am aware, is that it
list just exists and nobody controls it now.
David
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